North York Central Library Blog

The Business Department at North York Central Library has a law
collection that includes loose leaf publications that cover a variety of areas of law.  Loose leaf publications are updated on a continual basis so that the information stays more current than a book. Many of these publications are geared to small business.  Here is a sampling of some of the titles that could assist no matter what stage you are at in your business:

Business Legal Advisor : This how-to guide to business transactions includes information on planning and preparation of
supporting documents. It also features commentary, materials and precedents
covering : buying and selling a business, family trust,  shareholders, buy-sell agreements, tax
implications of a business purchase/sale, incorporation, executive
compensation, employment law,  reference to pertinent sections of the Income
Tax Act and Interpretation Bulletins. It also includes an extensive number
of forms.

PaySource : This
service is an authoritative source for answers to payroll questions.
It includes the handy annual Quick Facts for Payroll Managers desktop reference chart
and a monthly newsletter, PaySource.  PaySource covers everything you need to know
about payroll, from setting up a payroll system to commentary on key issues to
up-to-the-minute changes in payroll laws across Canada.

Canadian
Business Management Manual : Just
about every area that can affect a business is covered in this source. Designed for business managers, Canadian Business
Management Manual is helpful to anyone who is responsible for managing
a large or small organization or a particular area of a business. It provides easy-to-read information on a wide range of business and human resources
issues, along with examples, checklists, and procedures.

Ontario Tax
Reporter :  Ontario Tax
Reporter is for anyone in
business in Ontario. It includes statutes, regulations, official  government publications and commentary with
respect to income tax (personal and corporate), retail sales tax, capital tax,
employer health tax, land transfer tax, tobacco tax, fuel and gasoline taxes,
municipal tax, and more.

Ontario Corporations Law Guide : The Guide includes a detailed
discussion of the Ontario Business Corporations Act, focusing
on such topics as incorporation, corporate finance, directors and officers,  shareholders, financial disclosure, and much more. The Guide also deals with special
types of corporations, including extra-provincial corporations, corporations
without share capital, insurance corporations, co-operatives and credit unions.

Stop by and have a look at these and others that we have in our collection.