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Not legal entity status. Owner or partners, may be held personally liable. Simple to set up, less tax benefits. 

Including for-profit, not-for-profit, general corporations etc...

As per the RHPA and Business Corporations Act, regular business corporations cannot practice a regulated health profession.

Independent contractors are self-employed - review CRA guidelines**
Employees of a business - there are differences for employees of "regular" corporations and Professional Corporations.

CPO Professional Standards (2024) Section 4.2: 

"4.2 Purpose of Supervision Supervisors may engage in supervision only when the supervisee requires it to competently deliver services, when a non-registrant is assisting a registrant in performing a service by the registrant, or to fulfill the College’s registration requirements. Outside of these circumstances, registrants should consider offering consultation, training, or mentorship. Supervision may not be provided for the purpose of facilitating third-party payments. "

"On July 1, 2024, the Ontario Psychology and Applied Behaviour Analysis Act, 2021 will be enacted with provisions specific to the ABA profession. From that date onwards, any person wishing to use the title “Behaviour Analyst” will have to register with the College of Psychologists and Behaviour Analysts of Ontario (the “College”) (formerly known as the “College of Psychologists of Ontario.”)

This also means that Ontario’s Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 including its regulations and the Health Professions Procedural Code, will apply to those in the ABA profession. As a result, as regulated health professionals, Behaviour Analysts will be permitted to incorporate a corporation for the purpose of practicing a health profession."