Canadian Issuer Filings
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SEC EDGAR Filing Services - Canadian Issuers
Canadian issuers that wish to raise capital in the United States or have their securities traded on U.S. exchanges are subject to specific filing requirements with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The requirements and SEC forms that Canadian issuers must use can vary depending on the type of securities being offered and other factors. Here are some common SEC forms used by Canadian issuers: • Form F-10: This is a registration statement used by Canadian issuers for their initial public offerings (IPOs) in the United States. Form F-10 contains detailed information about the issuer, its business, financials, and the offering. It is designed specifically for Canadian issuers. • Form 40-F: Canadian issuers that are subject to reporting requirements in Canada, such as those listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) or the TSX Venture Exchange, can use Form 40-F to fulfill their SEC reporting obligations. This form is used for annual reports and certain other filings. • Form 6-K: Similar to Form 40-F, Canadian issuers may use Form 6-K to furnish information that is required to be made public under the laws of Canada, in addition to any other material information they want to disclose to U.S. investors. It is typically used in conjunction with Form 40-F. • Form 20-F: Although primarily used by foreign (non-US non-Canadian) private issuers, Canadian issuers can also use Form 20-F if they meet certain eligibility criteria. Form 20-F is used for annual reporting and is a comprehensive document that provides information about the issuer's business, financial condition, and governance. • Form 6-F: This form is used by Canadian issuers to report specific events or information that they are required to disclose under Canadian securities laws. It is often filed in conjunction with Form 20-F. • Form 8-K: Canadian issuers, like U.S. issuers, may need to file a Form 8-K to report significant events or changes, such as mergers, acquisitions, or changes in corporate governance, that are of interest to U.S. investors. • Form S-8: Canadian issuers may use this form to register securities to be offered to employees under employee benefit plans, similar to U.S. issuers. • Form 144: If officers, directors, or affiliates of a Canadian issuer wish to sell restricted securities in the United States, they may need to file a Form 144 to comply with resale restrictions. Most of these filings require conversion of documents to properly formatted EDGAR filings, as well as inline XBRL tagging of the cover page, financial statements, notes, fee rate table, and possibly other disclosures. The XBRL tagging may utilize International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and/or US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (US-GAP) taxonomies. You can bank on our expertise and experience to handle your filings with unparalleled quality, lightning-fast responsiveness, budget-friendly pricing, and expert XBRL proficiency. With years of proven expertise, we ensure your filings meet the highest standards of accuracy, compliance, and presentation, and help you meet critical deadlines while showcasing your financial data with accurate and error-free XBRL tagging. Trust us as your dedicated partner for all your SEC filing needs, where quality and affordability converge effortlessly. Contact us now to discover how our SEC EDGAR Filing Services can empower you and save you money like never before. Were only a phone call/text (585-310-1740) or email away!
Canadian Issuer Filings
edgarfiling.acii.com
a division of Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
70 Office Park Way • Pittsford, NY 14534-1746 (USA)
Phone: or text: 585-310-1740 • Email: click here
Copyright © Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc., 2024
Last updated 2024-06-28
EDGAR® and SEC® are trademarks of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.’s products and services are not
affiliated with or approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
SEC EDGAR Filing Services - Canadian Issuers
Canadian issuers that wish to raise capital in the United States or have their securities traded on U.S. exchanges are subject to specific filing requirements with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The requirements and SEC forms that Canadian issuers must use can vary depending on the type of securities being offered and other factors. Here are some common SEC forms used by Canadian issuers: • Form F-10: This is a registration statement used by Canadian issuers for their initial public offerings (IPOs) in the United States. Form F-10 contains detailed information about the issuer, its business, financials, and the offering. It is designed specifically for Canadian issuers. • Form 40-F: Canadian issuers that are subject to reporting requirements in Canada, such as those listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) or the TSX Venture Exchange, can use Form 40-F to fulfill their SEC reporting obligations. This form is used for annual reports and certain other filings. • Form 6-K: Similar to Form 40-F, Canadian issuers may use Form 6-K to furnish information that is required to be made public under the laws of Canada, in addition to any other material information they want to disclose to U.S. investors. It is typically used in conjunction with Form 40- F. • Form 20-F: Although primarily used by foreign (non-US non-Canadian) private issuers, Canadian issuers can also use Form 20-F if they meet certain eligibility criteria. Form 20-F is used for annual reporting and is a comprehensive document that provides information about the issuer's business, financial condition, and governance. • Form 6-F: This form is used by Canadian issuers to report specific events or information that they are required to disclose under Canadian securities laws. It is often filed in conjunction with Form 20-F. • Form 8-K: Canadian issuers, like U.S. issuers, may need to file a Form 8-K to report significant events or changes, such as mergers, acquisitions, or changes in corporate governance, that are of interest to U.S. investors. • Form S-8: Canadian issuers may use this form to register securities to be offered to employees under employee benefit plans, similar to U.S. issuers. • Form 144: If officers, directors, or affiliates of a Canadian issuer wish to sell restricted securities in the United States, they may need to file a Form 144 to comply with resale restrictions. Most of these filings require conversion of documents to properly formatted EDGAR filings, as well as inline XBRL tagging of the cover page, financial statements, notes, fee rate table, and possibly other disclosures. The XBRL tagging may utilize International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and/or US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (US-GAP) taxonomies. You can bank on our expertise and experience to handle your filings with unparalleled quality, lightning-fast responsiveness, budget- friendly pricing, and expert XBRL proficiency. With years of proven expertise, we ensure your filings meet the highest standards of accuracy, compliance, and presentation, and help you meet critical deadlines while showcasing your financial data with accurate and error-free XBRL tagging. Trust us as your dedicated partner for all your SEC filing needs, where quality and affordability converge effortlessly. Contact us now to discover how our SEC EDGAR Filing Services can empower you and save you money like never before. Were only a phone call/text (585-310-1740) or email away!
Canadian Issuer Filings
edgarfiling.acii.com
a division of Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.
70 Office Park Way • Pittsford, NY 14534-1746 (USA)
Phone: or text: 585-310-1740 • Email: click here
Copyright © Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc., 2024
Last updated 2024-06-28
EDGAR® and SEC® are trademarks of the U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission. Advanced Computer Innovations, Inc.’s products and services
are not affiliated with or approved by the U.S. Securities and Exchange
Commission.
SEC EDGAR Filing Services -
Canadian Issuers
Canadian issuers that wish to raise capital in the United States or have their securities traded on U.S. exchanges are subject to specific filing requirements with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The requirements and SEC forms that Canadian issuers must use can vary depending on the type of securities being offered and other factors. Here are some common SEC forms used by Canadian issuers: • Form F-10: This is a registration statement used by Canadian issuers for their initial public offerings (IPOs) in the United States. Form F-10 contains detailed information about the issuer, its business, financials, and the offering. It is designed specifically for Canadian issuers. • Form 40-F: Canadian issuers that are subject to reporting requirements in Canada, such as those listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) or the TSX Venture Exchange, can use Form 40-F to fulfill their SEC reporting obligations. This form is used for annual reports and certain other filings. • Form 6-K: Similar to Form 40-F, Canadian issuers may use Form 6-K to furnish information that is required to be made public under the laws of Canada, in addition to any other material information they want to disclose to U.S. investors. It is typically used in conjunction with Form 40-F. • Form 20-F: Although primarily used by foreign (non-US non-Canadian) private issuers, Canadian issuers can also use Form 20-F if they meet certain eligibility criteria. Form 20-F is used for annual reporting and is a comprehensive document that provides information about the issuer's business, financial condition, and governance. • Form 6-F: This form is used by Canadian issuers to report specific events or information that they are required to disclose under Canadian securities laws. It is often filed in conjunction with Form 20-F. • Form 8-K: Canadian issuers, like U.S. issuers, may need to file a Form 8-K to report significant events or changes, such as mergers, acquisitions, or changes in corporate governance, that are of interest to U.S. investors. • Form S-8: Canadian issuers may use this form to register securities to be offered to employees under employee benefit plans, similar to U.S. issuers. • Form 144: If officers, directors, or affiliates of a Canadian issuer wish to sell restricted securities in the United States, they may need to file a Form 144 to comply with resale restrictions. Most of these filings require conversion of documents to properly formatted EDGAR filings, as well as inline XBRL tagging of the cover page, financial statements, notes, fee rate table, and possibly other disclosures. The XBRL tagging may utilize International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and/or US Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (US-GAP) taxonomies. You can bank on our expertise and experience to handle your filings with unparalleled quality, lightning-fast responsiveness, budget-friendly pricing, and expert XBRL proficiency. With years of proven expertise, we ensure your filings meet the highest standards of accuracy, compliance, and presentation, and help you meet critical deadlines while showcasing your financial data with accurate and error-free XBRL tagging. Trust us as your dedicated partner for all your SEC filing needs, where quality and affordability converge effortlessly. Contact us now to discover how our SEC EDGAR Filing Services can empower you and save you money like never before. Were only a phone call/text (585-310-1740) or email away!
