Personal Incorporation
Feb 4th 2010 | 6:41 am
#16
Assimilated Pauper
Joined: Mar 2005
Posts: 40,070
From: Ontario
Re: Personal Incorporation
Thanks again to all for the information.
Now a little more information to throw back into the mix.
The opening was introduced to me by a US based recruitment agency, who obtained my information from an online job seeker site. The client is a Canadian company and the position is in Canada.
Incorporation isn't required by the company who has the opening but by the recruitment company and that is due to them being US based.
At least it makes a little more sense now as to why I'd need to do this. I feel it is somewhat ironic that it's a US company that has picked up my resume, if it had been a Canadian one then perhaps this issue would not have popped up.
Now a little more information to throw back into the mix.
The opening was introduced to me by a US based recruitment agency, who obtained my information from an online job seeker site. The client is a Canadian company and the position is in Canada.
Incorporation isn't required by the company who has the opening but by the recruitment company and that is due to them being US based.
At least it makes a little more sense now as to why I'd need to do this. I feel it is somewhat ironic that it's a US company that has picked up my resume, if it had been a Canadian one then perhaps this issue would not have popped up.
Feb 4th 2010 | 9:20 am
#17
Joined: Sep 2008
Posts: 12,830
Re: Personal Incorporation
Thanks again to all for the information.
Now a little more information to throw back into the mix.
The opening was introduced to me by a US based recruitment agency, who obtained my information from an online job seeker site. The client is a Canadian company and the position is in Canada.
Incorporation isn't required by the company who has the opening but by the recruitment company and that is due to them being US based.
At least it makes a little more sense now as to why I'd need to do this. I feel it is somewhat ironic that it's a US company that has picked up my resume, if it had been a Canadian one then perhaps this issue would not have popped up.
Now a little more information to throw back into the mix.
The opening was introduced to me by a US based recruitment agency, who obtained my information from an online job seeker site. The client is a Canadian company and the position is in Canada.
Incorporation isn't required by the company who has the opening but by the recruitment company and that is due to them being US based.
At least it makes a little more sense now as to why I'd need to do this. I feel it is somewhat ironic that it's a US company that has picked up my resume, if it had been a Canadian one then perhaps this issue would not have popped up.
