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Kenya Company Registration | Registrar companies Kenya | Business Licensing

Like in many other functional jurisdictions and economies, the Kenyan business environment is defined by a set of regulations. The set of regulations requiring legitimate companies to acquire government authorization are contained in the Companies Act. To have your business or company registered in Kenya requires a specific procedure that remains elusive to many business people. Interpreting and simplification of the Companies Act is the first step towards complete compliance with the stipulated regulations. At Briantony International Consultancy, we have mastered the business registration process for all business needs, so you can concentrate on other crucial investment tasks. Our simplified version of company registration compliance tackles all vital requirements and documentations.

What We Assure

We have successfully assisted businesses to comply with the business registration procedures, paving the way for legitimate operations. Our services in company registration consultancy target assistance with appropriate company name for reservation and subsequent registration. We also assist our clients to have professionally prepared documentation for incorporation, which includes the memorandum of Understanding and articles of association. Our team of competent company registration experts also takes our clients through the signing of requisite statutory forms required in company registration. Aware of the requirements of different government offices, we inform our clients of the necessary registration requirements.

Registration Offices

Such offices include the Registrar of Companies, Attorney General’s chambers, income tax department, Commissioner of Oaths, National Social Security Fund and National Hospital Insurance Fund. Having assisted our clients to comply with all external regulations, we also provide them with the requisite information on internal registration requirements. Some of these requirements include establishing the necessary system enabling the company to have a functional office of company secretary. As a recognised Certified Public Secretaries member, Briantony International Consultancy promises the best internal systems to comply with appointment of a company secretary at registration.

Statutory Forms

Various statutory forms must be filled, which brings our consultancy services at a crucial point in company registration. As briefly mentioned in Our Services page, we assist clients to fill and submit various Private Company forms, including Forms 201, 203, 208. According to the Companies Act, Form 201 must be filled to provide a notice of situation or the company’s registered office or related changes. Form 203 provides details of Company Directors and Secretaries in compliance with the Companies Act. Similarly, company registration demands duly filled Form 208, which entails the declaration of compliance with Companies Act requirements. Another crucial document for Private Companies includes the statement of Nominal Share Capital, which we comfortably assist our clients to comply.

Public Companies can also find consultation solutions at Briantony International Consultancy, with regard to filling and submission of forms 209, 210 and 212. In terms of Form 209, we assist Public Company clients to complete authorization form referred to as the consent to act as a director of the company. Form 210 entails listing all persons having consented to act as directors of the company in the stipulated duration. Form 212 is filled to ensure that the requirements of section 111(2) of the Companies Act have been complied with. Briantony International Consultants can equally advise our client on filling requisite forms demanded of foreign companies, including Form 236, 237, 238, and 250, mainly to achieve some of the roles mentioned under the other forms.