Company registration is a very critical part of starting any business as that is what gives you the legitimacy to operate. However, there are certain things you have to know while you are preparing to register your company.
- Which department register business in Ghana?
The Registrar General's Department is the agency mandated by the Republic of Ghana to register business in Ghana.
- What are the requirements for registering a company limited by shares?
To register a company limited by shares, the basic requirements are as follows;
- Name of the company
- Nature of business
- Address of the company
- Stated Capital
- Email address and telephone number for the company.
- TIN of directors, shareholders, company secretary and auditors
- Particulars of directors, shareholders, secretary and auditor.
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- What are the requirements for registering an
external company in Ghana?
Registering an external company is quite different from registering any other company.
For external companies' registration, the requirements are;
- Name of company
- Address of company
- Email address and telephone number
- A notorized company registration documents of the parent company
- Particulars of the local manager.
- TIN of Local manager
- What are the requirements for registering an NGO in Ghana?
Registering a company limited by guarantee requires the follow documents;
- Name of company
- Nature of business
- Address of company
- Amount guaranteed
- Particulars of Executive Council members, Subscribers, company secretary and auditors
- TIN of Executive Council members and Subscribers, company secretary and auditors
- How do I obtain forms for business registration in Ghana?
Forms for registration of business in Ghana is purchased at the in-house bank at Registrar General's Department. It is also downloadable from https://rgd.gov.gh/forms.html.
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