CCC Amalgamations Constraints

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• Any amalgamation with BC Community Contribution Companies results in a Community Contribution Company.
• A BC Unlimited Company and BC Community Contribution Company can amalgamate and must form a BC Community Contribution Company (as per section 51.98).
• ULCs can amalgamate to become “limited companies” (CCCs are a type of limited company, which is defined as any company other than a ULC).
• An extra-Pro cannot amalgamate with anything to become a BC Unlimited Liability Company or a BC Community Contribution Company.
• A BC Limited Company and BC Community Contribution Company can amalgamate but must form a BC Community Contribution Company.
• A BC Unlimited Liability Company and BC Community Contribution Company can amalgamate but must form a BC Community Contribution Company.
• Amalgamations resulting in a BC Community Contribution Company
• The TINGs can be any combination of BC, ULC, CCC and foreign companies although a foreign company cannot be part of a CCC amalgamation when one of the TINGs is a ULC.
• Two or more BC companies can amalgamate and form a BC Community Contribution Company.
• Affects Regular, Vertical and Horizontal amalgamation forms and on-line transactions.
• NOA must not contain the Unlimited Liability Company statement referred to in Section 51.11 (and a CCC statement is not required).
• New name of the company cannot contain “Unlimited Liability Company" or its abbreviation “ULC" .
• New name of the company must comply with section 51.21.
• A BC Limited Company and BC Community Contribution Company can amalgamate but must form a BC Community Contribution Company.
• A BC Unlimited Liability Company and BC Community Contribution Company can amalgamate but must form a BC Community Contribution Company.
• BC Unlimited Liability Company, BC Unlimited Liability Company and BC Community Contribution Company can amalgamate but must form a BC Community Contribution Company.