Business Registration Services in Guyana
We help you to do business registration in Guyana
Following years of rapid economic expansion, registering a business in Guyana is becoming an increasingly appealing possibility for international investors, with several opportunities accessible and the country forecast to have the greatest growth in the Caribbean in 2021 and 2022.
Find out the process of setting up your Business.
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Process of Establishing Company in Guyana
Following years of rapid economic expansion, registering a business in Guyana is becoming an increasingly appealing possibility for international investors, with several opportunities accessible and the country forecast to have the greatest growth in the Caribbean in 2021 and 2022.
1. Selecting a Company Name
You can determine whether another business is operating in Guyana with a similar name to the one you wish to use by conducting a search through the country’s companies registry. A new name will have to be selected if another company is already registered with the first name selected.
2. Obtain a Compliance Declaration
To incorporate a company, you need a certification of conformity from a lawyer who is licensed. This document declares that all signatories to the new company’s articles of incorporation are eligible to be signatories.
3. File a certificate of incorporation with the Guyana Registrar of Companies
After selecting a name and signing the compliance statement, the next step in forming a company in Guyana is to register it with the Guyana Registrar of Companies, which will publish your company’s certificate of incorporation in the Guyana Official Gazette.
This will include information such as the company’s name, registration address, information on the directors and shares, and business activity limits.
4. Obtain a tax identification number (TIN)
After the firm is registered, you need to apply for a tax identification number (TIN) from the Guyana Revenue Authority, which will be used to identify your company for all tax and invoicing purposes.
5. Registering with the National Insurance Scheme
Anyone working in insurable employment between the ages of 16 and 60 is covered by the Guyanese National Insurance Scheme.
