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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says... > Hi. I have a incorporated my business in Ontario Canada and have set up a > business bank account. > > What is the proper (Legal) way to fund the corporation? can I just take > funds from my personal bank account and transfer them to the business > account? Yes you can. The accounting entry for the corp would be debit bank, credit shareholder loan account. > or do I have to issue shares? > You could raise more capital in the corp by issuing more shares, but if you have incorporated, presumably shares have already been issued. Have they not? > Also, for tax purposes, will all money I transfer to my corporate account > be considered revenue? and thus taxed at the corporate tax rate? No. It would be considered a shareholder loan. > > > You can transfer your personal funds to the corporation via your shareholder loan account. Shareholder
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