Startups & VC

Adding Canada Back to Our List of Accepted Countries of Incorporation

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YC has reinstated Canada as an accepted country of incorporation for startups, alongside the US, Cayman, and Singapore, after previously removing it due to top Canadian companies reincorporating in the US for better access to capital. This move underscores YC's continued support for Canadian startups despite past changes, emphasizing that they invest in numerous Canadian ventures annually. For content creators or founders, this highlights the ongoing importance of staying informed about such policy changes that can impact funding opportunities and corporate strategy.

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