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The following short guides highlight some key aspects of setting up and operating a business in British Columbia, with a focus on new business investment by non-Canadian firms.*

Business Taxation

Business Incentives

Business Structures

New Business Investment and Acquisitions

North American Free Trade Agreement and Tariffs

Employing and Hiring Workers

Business Immigration

*These brief guides are only intended to provide general information, so it is important to get professional legal and tax advice before you establish or acquire a business.

 

Investment Capital Program
The Ministry of Economic Development offers four key programs to help small businesses in British Columbia access capital for business start-up and expansion.

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BC Technology Sector Profiles
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BC Asset Maps
Activities, Strengths, and Opportunities
British Columbia's researchers are conducting world leading research in a number of fields.  Under the guidance of our university-industry liaison offices, some of these researchers are establishing companies which are attracting interest from major players.

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