Patrola Law ─ Your Legal Guide to Understanding Canadian Trademark Welcome to Patrola Law, your legal guide to understanding Canadian trademark registration. As a leading authority in intellectual property law, Patrola Law is here to shed light on the most pressing questions surrounding trademark registration in Canada. In this comprehensive article, we will address the top
For any franchise, as far as taxation is concerned, the individual unit (franchisee) is a separate entity from the parent organization (franchisor). The taxation of the franchisee depends on the legal status of the business.The fee structure of the franchise is subject to taxation based on the reason the fee is being paid.To understand this concept
For some entrepreneurs, operating a franchise can be an ideal form of business. The low-investment nature of the system, pre-existing market base, established distribution channels, strong brand and product awareness, as well as the collective bargaining power makes it extremely appealing. However, how do we recognize a strong franchise opportunity that’s worth pursuing? This post
On April 30, 2021, the federal government introduced An Act Respecting Retail Payment Activities also called the Retail Payment Activities Act (RPAA) as part of the Budget Implementation Bill (Bill C-30). The RPAA outlines the government’s commitment to regulate new and increasingly developing retail payment activities driven by innovative methods and technologies. The RPAA will
Foreign Money Services Businesses (FMSBs) are similar to Money Service Businesses (MSBs); however, there are some key differences. This article will explain the key criteria for a business to qualify as an FMSB in Canada and will outline the major compliance requirements for an FMSB. TABLE OF CONTENTS Who qualifies as an FMSB? Qualification Requirements