Small business in Canada is a vital part of the economy and fabric of our society. The success of small businesses is an essential part of Canada’s economic growth. Approximately  85% of all employment is created by small business.
This Guidelines will give you quick and safe procedure to set up your business in Canada and make benefit from it.
​Determining If You Have the Small Business Personality:
​Before going to start small business in Canada ,check yourself whether you have some good quality of business (right Personality)
1) Self-Confidence: You have to believe in yourself and your abilities... no matter what other people think.
2) Goal-oriented:

3) Independence: You must be able to work independly rather than as part of a team.

4) Determination and persistence:

5) Self Discipline: You cant get distracted from your work bybad or nice weather, phone callsfrom family and friends. You should create some rules and regulation to abide by.
6) Reliability: You will build most of your important business relationships by always meaning what you say and doing what you promise. In one sense a good customer service is a positive feed back. 

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INTRODUCTION

From creating jobs to generating economic growth, small businesses are doing big things for Canada. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur, a small business owner or one of their tens of millions of customers, here are five facts we think everyone should know about Canadian small businesses.
Ontario’s favourable tax rates and streamlined registration and licensing procedures make it a great place to set up shop. Above all, Ontario offers many services to help your business succeed.
Starting a business for the first time and worried about failure? Give your new enterprise a better chance of success with these tips on starting a business, the best advice I've collated from other entrepreneurs and developed from my own experience of 20 years of having "been there and done that" as a small business person.

1 to 4 employees: Micro-enterprise
5 to 100: Small business
101 to 499: Medium-sized business
500-plus: Large business               (Source: Industry Canada)
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1) ENJOY YOURSELF WHILE DOING BUSINESS
You're going to devote a lot of time and energy to starting a business and building it into a successful enterprise, so it's really important that you truly deeply enjoy what you do, whether it be running fishing charters, creating pottery or providing financial advice.
2) START YOUR BUSINESS WHILE YOU'RE STILL EMPLOYED
How long can most people live without money? Not long. And it may be a long time before your new business actually makes any profits. Being employed while you're starting a business means money in your pocket while you're going through the starting a business process. Not employed right now or can't continue in your current job? 
3) WHAT TYPE OF BUSINESS STRUCTURE SHOULD YOU CHOSE?
Business operating in Canada use one of the following forms of organization:
​Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, Corporation.
          Sole Proprietorship : A sole proprietorship refers to an individual who owns a business in his or her personal name or operates through a trade name. The business income and theowner's personal income are considered the same for tax purpose.. Therefore, business profits are reported on the owner's personal income tax return. It is the simplest form because, to get stared, all you really need a business license and something to sell.
          Partnership; A partnership is a proprietorship with two or more owners.The owners may not necessarily be 50/50 partners;they may have whatever percentage properly reflects their investment and contribution to the partnership. Each partner shares profits and loses in proportion to his or her respective percentage interest. The partnership business itself does not pay any tax. Instead, the individual partners pay tax based on their portion of the net profit or loss and this is shown on their personal tax return.
​         Corporation ( Limited Company): A corporation is business which  is alegal entity separate from the owner or owners of the business. It is a formal business structure which, after being incorporated with the provincial or federal registry, must file annual reports, submit regular tax returns, and pay tax on the profits of the business. The owners of the business are called shareholders and have no personal liabilities for the company's debts, unless they have signed a personal guarantee. The liability of the company is limited to the assets of the company. The shareholders elect directors who are responsible for managing the business affairs of the corporation. Directors are usually shareholders.
​          It is advisable to obtain legal and tax advice to assist with the preparation of the incorporation documents and shareholders' agreements.
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