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Numbered Company
Last Updated on October 1, 2025
NUANS prior to incorporation.
Some of the main reasons for incorporating as a numbered company vs a named company include:
- A NUANS search is not required if you are registering a numbered company.
- A NUANS can take time and delay the incorporation process.
- A NUANS Search costs money.
- The business may not be operating publically (e.g. a holding company) and so a proper name simply may not be necessary.
