A Business Name (Sole Proprietorship or Partnership) is ideal for small businesses and is owned by individuals without separate legal identity. A Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a legally separate entity, offering liability protection and making it easier to raise capital and do business with corporate clients.
Yes, you can apply for a Business Name Change or Company Name Change through the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). We can assist with the entire process.
Yes, foreign investors can own 100% of a company in Nigeria, except in industries restricted by law (e.g., oil & gas, broadcasting). However, foreign-owned businesses must register with the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC).
An Expatriate Quota allows foreign employees or business owners to live and work in Nigeria. It is required for companies hiring foreign staff or having foreign directors.
Annual Returns are mandatory yearly filings with the CAC that confirm your business is still active. Failure to file may lead to penalties or business deregistration.
Yes, every registered company must obtain a TIN from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) for tax compliance. We assist with TIN registration as part of our post-incorporation services.
