Incorporate a Limited Partnership Online in Canada
Register your Limited Partnership online, anywhere in Canada with Incorp Master Canada. Federal and provincial limited partnership registrations – fast, simple, and 100% online. Whether you are structuring a real estate investment, raising capital from investors, or building a scalable business with defined partner roles, Incorp Master Canada makes the process seamless from start to finish.
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Just 4 Steps to Register Your Limited Partnership
Fast, Simple & Hassle – Free Process
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Choose Your Jurisdiction
Select federal or provincial registration based on where your limited partnership will operate across Canada.
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Submit Your Details
Provide your partnership name, general partner information, limited partner details, and business activity.
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We File Your Registration
Incorp Master Canada handles the official limited partnership registration with provincial or federal government authorities on your behalf.
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Get Your Partnership Documents
Receive your Limited Partnership registration certificate and business number quickly by email.
Choose the Right Jurisdiction and Register Your Limited Partnership
Choose your Province and register your Limited Partnership in minutes. Our simple online application gives you upfront pricing and everything you need.
Ontario Limited Partnership
Ontario Limited Partnership registration is the legal process of registering your limited partnership in Ontario under the Ontario Limited Partnerships Act. It creates a formal business structure that separates management responsibilities from investment contributions, with general partners managing the business and limited partners providing capital. Ontario’s large investor base and diverse economy make it the most popular province in Canada for Limited Partnership registration, particularly for real estate, private equity, and venture capital structures.
Alberta Limited Partnership
Alberta Limited Partnership registration is the process of legally registering your limited partnership in Alberta under Part 2 of the Alberta Partnership Act. Alberta is one of Canada’s most business-friendly provinces, with no provincial sales tax and a competitive corporate tax environment that makes it an attractive jurisdiction for Limited Partnership registration. It is widely used in Alberta for oil and gas ventures, real estate investment, and private business financing structures.
BC Limited Partnership
British Columbia Limited Partnership registration is the legal process of registering your limited partnership in British Columbia under the BC Limited Partnership Act. BC is a leading jurisdiction for Limited Partnership registration in Western Canada, particularly for technology startups, real estate developments, and investment fund structures. Limited partners enjoy liability protection limited to their capital contribution, while general partners manage day-to-day business operations.
New Brunswick Limited Partnership
New Brunswick Limited Partnership registration is the legal process of registering your limited partnership in New Brunswick under provincial partnership legislation. It provides a clear separation between managing partners and investing partners, along with provincial tax benefits and increased business credibility across Atlantic Canada. New Brunswick’s straightforward registration process makes it a practical and affordable jurisdiction for entrepreneurs and investors forming a Limited Partnership in Eastern Canada.
Quebec Limited Partnership
Quebec Limited Partnership registration is the process of legally registering your limited partnership in Quebec under the Civil Code of Quebec. In Quebec, a Limited Partnership is known as a Société en commandite and must be registered with the Registraire des entreprises du Québec. It offers pass-through tax advantages, a clear structure for separating investor and management roles, and increased credibility for businesses operating within Quebec and across Canada.
Saskatchewan Limited Partnership
Saskatchewan Limited Partnership registration is the formal legal process of registering your limited partnership in Saskatchewan under the Saskatchewan Partnership Act. It enables a structured approach to business ownership where limited partners invest capital without taking on management responsibilities or unlimited liability. Saskatchewan’s growing economy, particularly in agriculture, mining, and energy, provides strong opportunities for Limited Partnership structures in Western Canada.
How Long Does It Take to Register a Limited Partnership in Canada?
Standard
Regular: Processed in One Month +$00
Priority
Express: Processed in Ten Days +$190
Rush
Urgent: Processed in Six Days +$350
Register Your Limited Partnership in Canada
Start Your Canadian Limited Partnership Quickly and Legally
Registering a Limited Partnership in Canada is the first step toward building a trusted, investor-ready, and legally recognized business structure. Whether you are raising capital, structuring a real estate investment, or building a scalable business with defined partner roles, a Limited Partnership gives you the flexibility to separate management from investment while maintaining pass-through taxation and full legal compliance.
Incorp Master Canada provides fast and seamless limited partnership registration services across all Canadian provinces and federal jurisdictions – 100% online.
Why Register a Limited Partnership in Canada?
- Liability protection for limited partners capped at their capital contribution
- Pass-through taxation - profits and losses flow to partners personally
- Clear separation between managing partners and investing partners
- Attractive structure for raising capital from investors
- Ability to operate provincially or across Canada
- Flexible and scalable partnership structure for business growth
Turn your business idea into a legally registered Canadian Limited Partnership. Incorp Master Canada makes the process fast, simple, and stress-free – 100% online, from anywhere in Canada.
Register your Limited Partnership in Canada today and take the first step toward growth and success.
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A Limited Partnership in Canada, also known as an LP, is a formal business structure that consists of at least one general partner and at least one limited partner. The general partner manages the day-to-day operations of the business and carries unlimited personal liability for partnership debts. The limited partner contributes capital to the business but does not participate in management, and their liability is limited to the amount of their capital contribution. Limited Partnerships are governed by provincial and territorial partnership legislation across Canada, including the Ontario Limited Partnerships Act, the Alberta Partnership Act, and the BC Limited Partnership Act, and are commonly used for real estate investments, private equity funds, and business ventures requiring outside investor capital.
Yes, registering a Limited Partnership is a legal requirement in all Canadian provinces and territories. Unlike a General Partnership, which may exist informally in some circumstances, a Limited Partnership must be formally registered with the relevant provincial or territorial government authority to be legally recognized. Registration is what establishes the limited partner's liability protection - without registration, all partners may be treated as general partners with unlimited personal liability. Registered Limited Partnerships are also required to file annual returns with the relevant provincial registry to maintain their active status. Incorp Master Canada handles Limited Partnership registration across all Canadian provinces and territories.
Registering a Limited Partnership in Canada typically takes 3 business days with our Standard service. If you need it sooner, our Priority service delivers registration in 1 business day for an additional $150, and our Rush service can have your Limited Partnership registered in as little as 30 minutes for an additional $99. Processing times may vary slightly by province due to government authority procedures, but Incorp Master Canada always works to get your registration completed as quickly as possible.
The key difference between a Limited Partnership and a General Partnership in Canada is the liability structure. In a General Partnership, all partners share unlimited personal liability for the debts and obligations of the business. In a Limited Partnership, limited partners have their liability capped at the amount of their capital contribution, while only the general partner carries unlimited liability. Limited Partnerships also have a more defined management structure, with general partners managing the business and limited partners acting purely as investors. Limited Partnerships must also be formally registered to be legally recognized, whereas General Partnerships can exist informally in some provinces.
A minimum of two partners is required to form a Limited Partnership in Canada - at least one general partner and at least one limited partner. There is no maximum number of partners set by most provincial legislation, and Limited Partnerships can have multiple general partners and many limited partners depending on the structure of the business. General partners manage the business and hold unlimited liability, while limited partners contribute capital and hold liability only up to their investment amount. A well-drafted limited partnership agreement is strongly recommended to clearly define each partner's roles, contributions, and entitlements.
Dissolving a Limited Partnership in Canada involves several formal steps depending on the province of registration. Generally, the partners must first agree to dissolve the partnership, settle all outstanding business debts and obligations, return capital contributions to limited partners according to the partnership agreement, and then file a formal dissolution or cancellation with the relevant provincial or territorial government registry. Failure to properly dissolve a registered Limited Partnership can result in continued liability and annual filing fees. Incorp Master Canada can assist with the proper dissolution filing to ensure your limited partnership is fully and legally closed.
Yes, non-Canadian residents can participate in a Limited Partnership in Canada, either as a general partner or a limited partner, subject to certain provincial rules and requirements. Some provinces may require the general partner to be a Canadian resident or a Canadian-incorporated entity. Non-resident partners are subject to Canadian tax obligations on income earned from the Canadian partnership and may be required to file Canadian tax returns. Incorp Master Canada assists both Canadian and international entrepreneurs and investors with Limited Partnership registration across all provinces and territories, ensuring full compliance with local requirements.
Upon successful registration of your Limited Partnership in Canada, you will receive your official limited partnership registration certificate issued by the relevant provincial or territorial government authority. This certificate confirms your partnership name, registration number, and the names of the registered general and limited partners. Depending on the province, you may also receive a business identification number. All documents are delivered directly to your email in digital format for your convenience. You can use these documents to open a business bank account, apply for business licenses, and establish investor or supplier agreements for your Limited Partnership.
A formal written limited partnership agreement is not always a strict legal requirement to register a Limited Partnership in every Canadian province, but it is absolutely essential in practice. A limited partnership agreement defines each partner's capital contributions, profit and loss allocations, management rights, voting rights, and exit provisions. Without a written agreement, your Limited Partnership will be governed entirely by the default rules in the applicable provincial Partnership Act, which may not reflect your specific business or investment intentions. Incorp Master Canada can guide you through the documentation process to ensure your limited partnership is properly and fully established.
Yes, you can register your Limited Partnership in multiple Canadian provinces if your business or investment activities operate across provincial boundaries. Each province where you conduct business may require a separate registration or an extra-provincial registration filing. Registered Limited Partnerships must also file annual returns in each province where they are registered to remain in good standing. Incorp Master Canada specializes in multi-jurisdictional Limited Partnership registrations and can handle all provincial and federal filings on your behalf to ensure full compliance in every province where you operate.
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