I built The Legal Structure Decision Framework™ worksheet to go with my article on how to choose the right legal business structure in Canada.
It is structured into questions spanning personal assets, income, co-founders, industry risk, exit plans, and admin capacity, and by the end, you'll know which way you're leaning: sole proprietorship or incorporation.
This isn't legal or tax advice. It's a starting point. Bring your answers to a CPA or lawyer and the conversation goes faster.
This worksheet is part of the Canadian Business Playbook, a monthly series I write for Canadian founders on starting and growing a business in Canada, with a real look at where AI actually helps along the way, not just the hype.
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If you want to talk through your specific situation – structure, AI tools, or where AIVahan's IBM Orchestrate custom solutions and workshops best fit your business, book a consultation at aivahan.com/schedule.
Always happy to help you think it through!