8 steps on getting your business registered

8 steps on getting your business registered

July 23, 2019
  • Have two proposed unique business names
  • Do a name availability search on CAC website services.cac.gov.ng and reserve a name. Note that the reservation expires after 60days so, registration must be completed within 60days
  • Fill in the details as required on the site
  • Make registration payment
  • Download your documents
  • Sign documents and upload with scanned valid identification cards
  • Take your original documents to the nearest CAC office as filled in your application.
  • Pick up incorporation certificate.

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  • When are Annual Returns due for filing?

    A company’s first Annual Returns are due for filing after 18 months of its inception, subsequently it should be filed annually as the name implies. The filing dates could differ for each company depending on their financial year end but must be filed not later than 42 days after its Annual General Meeting.

    The Annual Returns for Business Names is due not later than the 30th of June each year except in the year the business was registered.
  • What is the first thing I must do to register a business in Nigeria?

    To register a business in Nigeria; you would need to conduct a name search of the business. You can achieve this using your CAC-CRP account.
  • What is a testimonium clause in an agreement?

    This is the part of the agreement where the witness attests to have witnessed the execution of the agreement.
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    No, you can’t use the data collected for one purpose for a different purpose.
  • When registered, how long does a patent last for?

    Once granted, a patent is valid for 20 years.
  • When can I start renewal of the registration of my product(s) with NAFDAC?

    You can start renewal 6 months to the date of expiry.
  • What is share capital?

    The share capital in a private limited company is the amount of money invested by its owners in exchange for shares of ownership.
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    Trademark is valid for seven years from the date of application but you may renew the application for the trademark for an additional period of 14years.
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