Whether you are incorporating a new company or registering a branch of a foreign company, a clear plan saves time and avoids costly delays.
1. Choose the right structure
A private limited company, a branch of a foreign company or a joint venture each carries different governance, tax and reporting consequences. We help clients choose the structure that fits their commercial goals.
2. Registration with BRELA
Companies are registered with the Business Registration and Licensing Authority (BRELA). Constitutional documents, shareholder details and director information must be prepared accurately from the start.
3. Licences, permits and tax registration
Most businesses need sector licences, tax registration and, where expatriate staff are involved, work and residence permits.
4. Ongoing compliance
After incorporation, statutory registers, annual returns, board meetings and AGMs must be kept up to date. BETA Law provides ongoing company secretarial support so nothing is missed.
This article is general information, not legal advice. Contact us to discuss your specific situation.
