So you want to set up a "Canadian Business" to avoid the RO? Watch out the courts might just bounce your appeals for PR Card renewal rejection, PRTD application and loss of PR status via sec 44 inadmissibility report. This Federal Court Judgement where there was no substantive evidence of ongoing operations in Canada by a PR 'consulting' in the ME/Asia/EU should really close of the one man/one woman incorporation set up attempt once and for all.
Moral of the story seems to be you better manufacture something/anything than providing a service, there better be actual financial contracts with a significant Canadian input such as a customer base, you better not have your 'settlement adviser' as an employee/ landlord/ mail service. It doesn't state so but the Canadian Company aspect of the IRPA to avoid an RO breach is really for TSX/large corporations that are profit making and have major some corporate/ financial muscle. Its not for the 'average' Joe with a mom and pop set up.
Moral of the story seems to be you better manufacture something/anything than providing a service, there better be actual financial contracts with a significant Canadian input such as a customer base, you better not have your 'settlement adviser' as an employee/ landlord/ mail service. It doesn't state so but the Canadian Company aspect of the IRPA to avoid an RO breach is really for TSX/large corporations that are profit making and have major some corporate/ financial muscle. Its not for the 'average' Joe with a mom and pop set up.
