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Legal articles written by YLG lawyers discussing aspects related to Canada Immigration, Industries, Businesses and Real Estate:
Dominica
Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program The Dominica Citizenship by Investment Program (CIP) is a highly popular option for investors seeking second citizenship. It naturalizes over a thousand investors annually and offers two main pathways to qualify: a donation starting at US$100,000 or a real estate investment of at least US$200,000 in government-approved projects. One of … Continue reading Dominica
Antigua & Barbuda
Antigua & Barbuda Citizenship by Investment Program Individuals who opt to make a financial contribution to a public fund or invest in sectors such as real estate or business in Antigua & Barbuda can swiftly obtain citizenship upon receiving approval. This initiative offers a streamlined route to citizenship for investors, allowing them to secure a … Continue reading Antigua & Barbuda
Dominican Citizenship by Investment
Dominican Republic investor visa The Dominican Republic’s Investor Visa provides a streamlined route to permanent residency and citizenship for individuals investing at least $200,000 USD. This program offers immediate permanent residency, renewable every four years, and a fast-track to citizenship within six months of the investment. Investors can choose from a variety of asset classes, … Continue reading Dominican Citizenship by Investment
Immigration Law Firm Toronto: Your Trusted Partner in Navigating Immigration Law
Introduction Are you looking to immigrate to Canada? The journey can be complex, but with the right support from an immigration law firm in Toronto, you can navigate the process with confidence. At YLG – Yazdani Law Group, we specialize in providing expert legal assistance tailored to your unique immigration needs. This article will explore the essential … Continue reading Immigration Law Firm Toronto: Your Trusted Partner in Navigating Immigration Law
Corporate Income Tax for Ontario Businesses
Generally, corporations carrying on business through a permanent establishment in Ontario are subject to both federal and Ontario corporate income taxes. The tax rates apply to taxable income allocated to Ontario. The Ontario General corporate income tax rate is currently 11.5%. Lower Tax rates for Small Business Deduction The Ontario small business deduction (SBD) reduces … Continue reading Corporate Income Tax for Ontario Businesses
Identifying Creative Pathways to Permanent Residency
August 25, 2021 It is a common misconception that in order to immigrate to Canada on a business or entrepreneurial-related visa, one must either be of high net worth with a substantial capital, operate a large organisation or obtain an angel investor support letter for a start-up visa. While this is generally true in the … Continue reading Identifying Creative Pathways to Permanent Residency
Immigration lawyer Afshin Yazdani has personally executed the formula he tries to copy for clients
Immigration lawyer Afshin Yazdani has personally executed the formula he tries to copy for clients A lawyer in his native Iran, Yazdani has recreated what he had, in a new home Afshin Yazdani, Yazdani Law Group BY Aidan Macnab 19 May 2021 As an immigration lawyer helping young entrepreneurs come to Canada, Afshin Yazdani … Continue reading Immigration lawyer Afshin Yazdani has personally executed the formula he tries to copy for clients
Immigration Lawyers Should Prepare for a Busy 2021
June 14, 2021 As people look forward to 2021 after this unsettling pandemic year, Canadians will notice the extra steps we’re taking as a country to build for the future through immigration. It’s almost unprecedented. For lawyers who practise immigration law, that means: get ready. We’re going to be busy, and our specialist skills are … Continue reading Immigration Lawyers Should Prepare for a Busy 2021
Business Immigrants: Different Programs Work for Different People
January 20, 2021 Canada is welcoming 401,000 new permanent residents this year, and many of those who immigrate will be entrepreneurs, innovators or owners of established businesses. While the doors may be open, there are several different routes to a successful permanent residency (PR) application — some are more complicated and take longer, and some … Continue reading Business Immigrants: Different Programs Work for Different People