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Definition: Resources about legal topics relevant to operating a business including incorporating a company, forming a partnership, starting a small business, tax and financial issues, and business-related privacy issues.
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Alberta Small Business Resources is a directory of business resources for new and established entrepreneurs. This Alberta government site provides information on: starting a business, operating a business effectively, how to explore different ways to fund a business (loans, grants, investors), and covers regulations for small businesses.
The General Insurance OmbudService (GIO) is an independent, not-for-profit corporation that has been in operation since 2002 providing dispute resolution services for conflicts between complainants and their insurers in the areas of home, auto and business insurance. GIO’s neutral and professional mediators and experienced Information Officers help complainants and insurance companies work toward a solution that is in the best interests of both parties in a fair, independent and impartial environment. (PDF - 2 pages)
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) of Central and Northern Alberta was founded in 1957 and is a non-profit membership association of business and professional firms. They are a public service agency devoted to the vitality of the free enterprise system and the concerns of the consuming public. They are not a government agency.
An educated marketplace is a happy, well-functioning marketplace. With this in mind, the Better Business Bureau of Southern Alberta offers information and dispute resolution services to consumer and business alike. This bureau has information files on more than 15,000 companies. They are only an e-mail or phone call away.
Business Link is Alberta’s entrepreneurial hub. They are a non-profit organization that helps people start their own businesses. If you’ve got an innovative idea and the motivation to take the next step, they’ll give you the tools to make your business idea a reality, and connect you with the most relevant small business resources.
This online tip sheet is from Service Alberta. Includes information about: What is a franchise?; What is the law in Alberta?; Before you Buy a Franchise; Franchise Fraud; For More Information; Franchises in Alberta. (PDF - 4 pages)
The Better Business Bureau of Central & Northern Alberta offers a dispute resolution service to consumers and businesses that has a two-fold goal: Helping the consumer with a marketplace problem. Helping legitimate businesses correct or remove by voluntary action the source and cause of the complaint.
Misunderstandings, miscommunications, and mistakes happen: your BBB’s Dispute Settlement Centre is available to help consumers and businesses resolve marketplace quarrels when they arise. Your BBB assists companies to resolve disputes by providing mediation and arbitration services. Unique to this BBB is our ability to provide both in-house resolution services to companies and outsource the management of dispute resolution programs for a select group of clients, such as acting as the Arbitration Administrator for the Jurisdictional Assignment Plan of the Alberta Construction Industry.
Learn more about incorporating as an Alberta corporation. This Alberta government site provides answers to questions on "what is a limited corporation, how do I form an Alberta corporation, what forms do I need to fill our and how do I apply for incorporation.
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