Incorporation

Regulated health professionals like chiropractors are authorized to incorporate in accordance with the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991, and the Ontario Business Corporations Act, 1990.

Fees:

Application for a certificate of authorization, including any reinstatement of a certificate of authorization for a professional corporation is $52
Issuance of a certificate of authorization is $625
Annual renewal fee for incorporation is $210 per corporation

For further information about professional incorporation or to apply:

Incorporation Materials

Samples:

Related FAQs

Am I required to have a chiropractic professional corporation?

No. Chiropractors may practise and bill for their services as individuals. However, if a chiropractor intends to practise and bill through a corporation, it must be through a chiropractic health corporation registered with CCO.
How do I incorporate a chiropractic professional corporation?
- Review CCO’s Guide to an Application for a Certificate of Authorization for Health Profession Corporations (PDF)
  Review CCO’s Articles of Incorporation (PDF)
- Create your corporation with the Ontario government and ensure that the name follows the required naming structure and that the required restrictions are outlined using the proper wording in Article 5 (see sample for Article 5 wording: Articles of Incorporation (PDF)).
- Apply for a Certificate of Authorization using the Initial Application for a Certificate of Authorization for a Professional Corporation (Fillable) PDF. Page 5 will outline the required supporting documents.

Related FAQs

Am I required to have a chiropractic professional corporation?

How do I incorporate a chiropractic professional corporation?