Business address
A Québec address for permitted business uses, subject to your circumstances and an eligibility review.
GFCMA International
Bilingual support from Québec to structure your business presence, receive mail, and keep Canadian accounting and tax obligations under control.
Modular support
Every engagement begins with a review of your project, structure and obligations. Applicable services are then confirmed in writing.
A Québec address for permitted business uses, subject to your circumstances and an eligibility review.
Business mail receipt, notification and scanning according to the agreed service level.
Coordination of incorporation or registration steps and the information required.
Support for business numbers and, where required, GST/QST, payroll and income tax accounts.
Bookkeeping, periodic filings and monitoring of key compliance deadlines.
Referral to a lawyer, notary or immigration professional when the engagement requires one.
Solutions
Pricing depends on jurisdiction, structure, mail volume and tax obligations. We provide a proposal after review.
Guided service finder
Answer a few questions. You will receive a recommended path and GFCMA will receive a structured brief to prepare your assessment.
Our process
Country of residence, activity, customers, owners and Canadian objectives.
Identity, documents, service eligibility and any need for outside professionals.
Selected filings, address, mail and registrations included in the engagement.
Bookkeeping, filings and reminders based on your compliance calendar.
Practical guides
Frequently asked questions
No. An address is only one element. Incorporation or registration, licences, tax accounts and other requirements depend on the activity and jurisdiction.
No. Financial institutions apply their own identification, presence and risk rules. We may help prepare information, but cannot guarantee an account opening.
No. A business address or Canadian company grants no immigration status and does not, by itself, determine tax residence.
GFCMA provides accounting and administrative services. When legal, notarial or immigration advice is required, clients must consult an authorized professional.