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Run your Québec business with confidence
Plain-language guides to the rules that actually apply to a one-person business in Québec — every claim verified against official sources (LégisQuébec, CNESST, CAI, OQLF, Revenu Québec) and cited inline. Informational, not legal advice.
Verified against official sources · Last updated: July 2026
Grounded guides
Bill 96 and your small business: the essential obligations
French-language rules for websites, contracts, signage and francization — what actually applies to a small Québec business.
Read the guide →CNESST obligations for self-employed workers and micro-businesses
When you must register, the health-and-safety action plan, the harassment policy — with the real deadlines.
Read the guide →Invoicing and taxes in Québec (GST/QST) for solopreneurs
The $30,000 small-supplier threshold, the two tax rates, what belongs on your invoices, and filing rhythms.
Read the guide →AI tools and client data: what Québec's Law 25 means for solo businesses
Privacy officer, privacy policy, impact assessments before data leaves Québec, incident register — sized for a business of one.
Read the guide →Honest comparisons
How U, the AI operator for one-person businesses, compares with generic AI chat — including what generic tools do well.
U vs. generic AI chat: a ChatGPT alternative for solo founders
An honest comparison — what generic AI chat does well, and where an operator that knows your business differs.
Read the comparison →An AI assistant for coaches: the daily loop
How a solo coach uses U morning to evening — capture by voice, drafts in your voice, you approve everything.
Read the comparison →