Corporations Returns Act Schedule I – Ownership

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Measure the extent of foreign ownership and control in the Canadian economy.


Collection period:

Annual (as per fiscal year end)


Collection methods:

Electronic questionnaire


Survey participation:

Mandatory under the Corporations Returns Act

Confidentiality

As stated in Section 16 of the Corporations Returns Act, Chapter C-43, the information contained in the Schedule I – Ownership return can be inspected upon formal request to the Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada.

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The survey asks questions about business ownership and control.

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