Create your company in DRC
The step-by-step process of creating a company in DRC- Legal requirements for foreign investors looking to start a business in DRC- Common challenges faced by entrepreneurs when establishing a business in DRC.
Any investor, who would like to create his company in the DRC, saves time by contacting the Single Window for business creation.
- Letter of request for the creation of a company addressed to the Managing Director of the Single Window;
- Articles of Association of the company in 4 copies + the electronic version of the articles of association for publication in the Official Journal;
- Specimen of the manager’s signature (plus the photocopy of the validity of the visa in case the manager is a foreigner);
- Declaration of subscription to and payment of the share capital;
- Proof of payment of the share capital (Paying-in slip or Certificate issued by a banking or micro-finance institution duly approved in the State Party of the registered office). For the Limited Liability Company (SARL), there is no requirement for the amount of the minimum capital even though the nominal value of the contributions should not be less than USD100.
- For the Public Limited Company (SA), the share capital should be the equivalent of at least 10,000,000 FCFA (USD 20,000) when it does not go public and 100,000,000 FCFA (USD 200,000) otherwise. In addition to this amount of share capital, in accordance with Congolese tax legislation, a proportional duty of 1% of the value of the share capital (at the creation, and possibly at the increase of the share capital or the extension of the duration of the company) is added.
- Proof of payment of administrative fees.
Creation of an LLC in the DRC
The SARL (limited liability company) is a company in which the partners are only liable for the social debts up to the amount of their contributions. In the event of loss, the partners will be liable only to the extent of what they have contributed to the company. It is therefore a company in which the personal assets of the partners are protected.
For the constitution of your company, no need to move. Our experts take care of all your formalities;
- Acknowledgement of receipt for company registration;
- Collection note from the General Directorate of State Revenue and Participation (DGRAD);
- Articles of Association and Notarial Deeds;
- Trade and Personal Property Credit Register (RCCM);
- Deed of deposit;
- National Identification No;
- Tax No. Directorate General of Taxes, DGI;
- INPP No.;
- CNSS No.;
- Certificate of registration from the National Employment Office (ONEM).
- Acknowledgement of receipt of the environment.
Creation of an SAS in the DRC
The simplified joint-stock company (SAS) is a commercial company that offers shareholders great freedom of organization (defined by the statutes). This company, with no minimum capital, is made up of one or more people who, in the event of a loss, are only liable up to the amount of their contributions.
For the constitution of your company, no need to move. Our experts take care of all your formalities;
- Acknowledgement of receipt for company registration;
- Collection note from the General Directorate of State Revenue and Participation (DGRAD);
- Articles of Association and Notarial Deeds;
- Trade and Personal Property Credit Register (RCCM);
- Deed of deposit;
- National Identification No;
- Tax No. Directorate General of Taxes, DGI;
- INPP No.;
- CNSS No.;
- Certificate of registration from the National Employment Office (ONEM).
- Acknowledgement of receipt of the environment.
Creation of SASU in the DRC
The single-person simplified joint-stock company (SASU) is a very flexible commercial company in its mode of creation and operation (defined by the statutes) created without minimum capital by a single partner called sole partner, whose liability is limited to contributions. It is therefore a company in which the personal assets of the partners are protected.
For the constitution of your company, no need to move. Our experts take care of all your formalities;
- Acknowledgement of receipt for company registration;
- Collection note from the General Directorate of State Revenue and Participation (DGRAD);
- Articles of Association and Notarial Deeds;
- Trade and Personal Property Credit Register (RCCM);
- Deed of deposit;
- National Identification No;
- Tax No. Directorate General of Taxes, DGI;
- INPP No.;
- CNSS No.;
- Certificate of registration from the National Employment Office (ONEM).
- Acknowledgement of receipt of the environment.
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