A Guide to Business Registration Under OHADA Law

Starting a business in Cameroon requires compliance with the OHADA Uniform Acts, which provide a harmonized legal framework across 17 African member states. The process begins with choosing your business structure — whether a sole proprietorship (Entreprise Individuelle), a limited liability company (SARL), or a public limited company (SA). Key steps include registering with the Centre de Formalités de Création d'Entreprises (CFCE), obtaining a taxpayer identification number, and registering at the Trade and Personal Property Credit Register (RCCM). KPS Consulting can guide you through every step of this process with expert legal advice tailored to your business needs.