All Canadian jurisdictions follow a similar procedure for the creation of a corporation,and all require payment of the filing fee,payable to the Receiver General,to be made concurrent with the submission of the incorporating documents for registration.

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While all Canadian jurisdictions require the payment of a filing fee for the creation of a corporation, the fees are not necessarily payable to the Receiver General. The payment details, including to whom the fee is payable, can vary by province or territory.

All Canadian Jurisdictions Follow a Similar Procedure for the Creation