Nunavut Annual Return: How to File with Nunavut Corporate Registries — File it to avoid dissolution of your Corporation

Deadline coming up? File your Nunavut annual return in 1 business day → · $159 all-in, filed directly through the Nunavut Corporate Registry — remote-friendly, no in-person visit required.

Corporations incorporated in Nunavut under the Business Corporations Act (Nunavut) must file an annual return with the Nunavut Department of Justice Corporate Registry within 2 months of the corporation's anniversary date.

When Is the Nunavut Annual Return Due?

Nunavut annual returns are due within 2 months of the corporation's anniversary date.

Who Must File?

All corporations incorporated under the Business Corporations Act (Nunavut), plus extra-provincial corporations registered in Nunavut.

What Information Is Required?

• Full legal name and Nunavut Corporation Number
• Registered office address in Nunavut
• Names and addresses of all current directors and officers

How to File

Nunavut annual returns are filed through the Nunavut Department of Justice Corporate Registry. Given Nunavut's remote nature, many corporations use a registered agent or service provider (like CRS) to handle their filings.

Steps:

1. Contact the Nunavut Corporate Registry or use the online portal
2. File the annual return with current corporation information
3. Pay the $50 government fee
4. Receive confirmation

Government Fee

The Nunavut government fee is $50.

File Your Nunavut Annual Return From Anywhere

CRS files Nunavut annual returns directly with the Nunavut Corporate Registry on your behalf — no in-person visit or physical mail required. We prepare the return, file it before your 2-month anniversary deadline, and email you the confirmation. Particularly valuable for corporations operating remotely from the territory.

Turnaround: 1 business day from order. Price: $159 + applicable tax — all-in, including the $50 government fee.

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