Brand Documentations

Build Your Brand

We create all the important documents your brand needs, like logos, taglines, and guidelines. Our team makes sure your brand looks professional and stands out. Get everything you need to make your brand shine.

Brand Upscaling Services

Make Your Brand Bigger

We help you take your brand to the next level. Our services include improving your brand’s image, reaching more customers, and increasing sales. We work with you to make your brand bigger and better.

Business Consultancy Services

Expert Business Advice

We offer expert advice to help your business run smoothly. Our consultants help you solve problems, improve operations, and make better decisions. Get professional guidance to take your business to the next level.

Business Development Services

Grow Your Business

Our team helps you plan and grow your business. We analyze the market, create business plans, and give you strategies to succeed. Whether you want to expand your current business or start a new one, we provide the support you need.

CBN Licensing and Documentations

Get Licensed with Ease

We assist you in getting the necessary licenses from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN). Our team handles all the paperwork and ensures you meet all the requirements. Start your financial services business with confidence.

Business Name Registration

Registering your business name is a crucial first step in establishing your brand. At R-Pro Business Consult, we make the process of business name registration simple and stress-free. Whether you're starting a new business or formalizing an existing one, we guide you through each step to ensure your business name is legally recognized by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).

Limited Liability Company (LLC) Registration

Registering a Limited Liability Company (LLC) is essential for businesses looking to protect their owners' personal assets from business liabilities. An LLC provides a formal business structure that offers limited liability, ensuring that personal assets remain safe in the event of business debts or legal issues. To register an LLC in Nigeria, you need a minimum of two people. The process involves submitting the required documents, including the company's Memorandum and Articles of Association, identification for directors and shareholders, and the company’s contact information. Once registered, an LLC provides numerous benefits, such as enhanced credibility, easier access to loans, potential tax advantages, and the ability to separate personal and business liabilities. The registration process is straightforward, typically taking about 1-2 weeks after submission, with costs starting around ₦50,000. Additionally, if you already have a registered business name, you can convert it to an LLC. After registration, it's crucial to file annual returns to maintain your LLC's legal status.

NGO Registration

Registering an NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) is crucial for organizations aiming to address social, political, or environmental issues independently from government control. An NGO operates as a non-profit entity focused on serving public interests. To register an NGO in Nigeria, you need several key documents including the NGO’s constitution, minutes of trustee meetings, trustee declarations and IDs, a notice of the office location, and a newspaper publication. The registration process typically takes 2-3 months, depending on document completeness and processing times. Registered NGOs are required to file annual returns with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) to maintain their legal status. Additionally, NGOs may need to register with other government bodies for tax-exempt status or specific sectoral regulations. While there is no minimum capital requirement, NGOs must show they can sustain their operations. Funding can be obtained through grants, donations, and partnerships. NGOs can also open a bank account in their name to manage finances. Registration costs generally range between ₦150,000 and ₦200,000, which includes various fees and expenses.

NGO Registration

Registering an NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) is crucial for organizations aiming to address social, political, or environmental issues independently from government control. An NGO operates as a non-profit entity focused on serving public interests. To register an NGO in Nigeria, you need several key documents including the NGO’s constitution, minutes of trustee meetings, trustee declarations and IDs, a notice of the office location, and a newspaper publication. The registration process typically takes 2-3 months, depending on document completeness and processing times. Registered NGOs are required to file annual returns with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) to maintain their legal status. Additionally, NGOs may need to register with other government bodies for tax-exempt status or specific sectoral regulations. While there is no minimum capital requirement, NGOs must show they can sustain their operations. Funding can be obtained through grants, donations, and partnerships. NGOs can also open a bank account in their name to manage finances. Registration costs generally range between ₦150,000 and ₦200,000, which includes various fees and expenses.

Tax Identification Number (TIN)

A Tax Identification Number (TIN) is a unique number given by the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) to identify taxpayers. It’s essential for fulfilling tax obligations and is used for various financial activities. To apply for a TIN, individuals need a valid ID such as a national ID, driver’s license, or international passport. Businesses require the company’s CAC registration documents, a valid ID for the representative, and proof of address. The process usually takes 2 to 5 working days. Each person or entity should have only one TIN. Multiple TINs are illegal and can result in penalties. A TIN is required for opening a bank account, and NGOs also need a TIN for compliance, even if they are tax-exempt. You can update your TIN details if there are changes in your personal or business information. A TIN does not expire but must be kept current with the FIRS. The cost for TIN registration is ₦10,000.

SCUML Certificate

A SCUML (Special Control Unit Against Money Laundering) certificate is issued by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Nigeria. It's essential for businesses classified as Designated Non-Financial Institutions (DNFIs) to comply with anti-money laundering laws. Businesses such as real estate agents, dealers in precious stones and metals, car dealers, and other similar professions need this certificate. To apply, you need your business registration documents, identification of directors, proof of address, bank details, and TIN. The processing time is usually 2 to 4 weeks. The cost for obtaining a SCUML certificate is ₦60,000. Operating without it, if your business falls under the DNFI category, is illegal and can lead to fines or restrictions. A SCUML certificate is also required for opening a corporate bank account in many Nigerian banks. Non-compliance can result in severe penalties, including fines and legal actions.

CAC Annual Returns Filing

CAC Annual Returns are mandatory yearly statements submitted to the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) by registered companies and organizations in Nigeria. These returns provide a comprehensive overview of the company’s financial status, business activities, and other critical details. All registered companies, including limited liability companies, business names, and incorporated trustees (NGOs), are required to file these returns. The deadline for filing is within 42 days of the company’s incorporation anniversary each year. Delayed filing can lead to penalties. To file Annual Returns, you need a completed return form, the company’s financial statements, and for NGOs, a statement of affairs. Fees vary: ₦20,000 per year for limited liability companies and ₦15,000 for business names. Late filing incurs additional penalties. Failure to file on time may result in fines, and persistent non-compliance can lead to the company being struck off the CAC register, making it illegal to operate. NGOs also need to file Annual Returns to maintain their legal status, including a statement of affairs. When filing, you can update certain company details, such as changes in directors or shareholders. However, Annual Returns are not the same as tax returns filed with the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). If you find errors in your filed returns, contact the CAC to correct them promptly