Procedures
Company creation
Setting up a sole proprietorship, a company or a branch, and first registrations.
- procedures
- 5
- Institutions
- 2
Procedures in this category
5 procedures
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Register a sole proprietorship
A sole proprietorship lets a person run a commercial activity in their own name. The owner's personal assets and the business assets are not separated, and liability is unlimited. Registration is done online through the ANPI-Gabon digital one-stop shop, with l...
- Steps
- 8
- Indicative delay
- At least 2 days Indicative
- Institution
- ANPI-Gabon
- Freshness
- Up to date
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Set up a public limited company (SA)
The public limited company suits projects with several shareholders or plans for a listing. The online one-stop shop states a minimum share capital of XAF 10 million, mandatory use of a notary for the deeds, and governance with a board of directors and a statu...
- Steps
- 10
- Indicative delay
- At least 2 days Indicative
- Institution
- ANPI-Gabon
- Freshness
- Up to date
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Set up a limited liability company (SARL)
The SARL, and its single-member version (SARLU), is set up online through the ANPI-Gabon digital one-stop shop. The file then follows a single circuit covering registration of deeds, the RCCM, the tax number, social security and legal publication, and ends wit...
- Steps
- 9
- Indicative delay
- At least 2 days Indicative
- Institution
- ANPI-Gabon
- Freshness
- Up to date
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Open a branch of a foreign company
A foreign company can operate in Gabon through a branch, an establishment with no separate legal personality. In addition to the usual documents, the online one-stop shop asks for the parent company's articles and the minutes deciding to open the branch. The f...
- Steps
- 9
- Indicative delay
- At least 2 days Indicative
- Institution
- ANPI-Gabon
- Freshness
- Up to date
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Register the business with the CNSS and declare its workers
Every employer must register with the National Social Security Fund (CNSS), which assigns a contributor number, then register each new worker within eight days of first hiring. The employer then declares wages every quarter and pays contributions by the legal...
- Steps
- 4
- Indicative delay
- Not published
- Institution
- CNSS
- Freshness
- Up to date
