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Understand your business
We start with how your business runs day to day: its people, its risks, and where it's headed.
Corporate Law
Corporate Law — Toronto
Telesh Law Firm advises business owners across Toronto and the GTA on incorporation, shareholder agreements, commercial contracts, and corporate compliance, from offices in Scarborough and Mississauga. Plain-language advice you can act on, with rates set out before the work begins.
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What we do
Matters we handle
IncorporationFederal & provincial
Shareholder agreementsRights & obligations
Commercial contractsDrafting & review
Business purchase & saleAsset & share deals
Corporate recordsMinute books & filings
ComplianceOngoing obligations
How it works
A clear path, start to finish.
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Structure it properly
We put the structure and agreements in place so the foundation holds as you grow.
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Support your growth
We stay available for the contracts, filings, and decisions that come up as the business develops.
In their words
Advised, and heard.
“Great team! Always on top of everything and get the work done fast.”
“Telesh Law Firm provides outstanding legal services. The team is highly knowledgeable — I would highly recommend.”
Common questions
Answers, in plain language.
It depends on your liability, tax, and growth picture. We set out the advantages and the obligations so you can decide for your situation.
Yes. We review commercial contracts in plain language, flag the risks, and suggest changes before you commit.
We help keep your corporate records and required filings current, so your business stays in good standing.
We set out rates up front, including government fees. Book a consultation for a quote specific to your needs.
Ideally, when ownership is established and before conflict exists. It is also worth revisiting the agreement when a new owner, investor, financing, or major change in responsibility is being considered.
An asset purchase selects particular business assets and assumed obligations. A share purchase transfers ownership of the corporation itself, including its history and liabilities. Tax and accounting advice should be coordinated with the legal structure.
The minute book records ownership, directors, officers, share issuances, and corporate decisions. Lenders, investors, buyers, and their lawyers commonly review it, and missing records can delay a transaction.
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Corporate filing deadlines
A fiscal year end turned into the T2, tax balance, instalment, HST and annual return dates, each with the section it comes from.
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