Company Registration in Sudan

Business Entry Sudan

Strategic Company Registration in Sudan

Establishing a business in Sudan requires deep compliance with the Companies Act 2015. Elidge Business Solutions CC handles the complexity of registration with the Commercial Registrar General and the Taxation Chamber, ensuring your setup in Khartoum is fast, secure, and fully legal.

Commercial Registrar Liaison

We facilitate your direct registration with the Commercial Registrar General, managing name reservation and incorporation filings.

TIN Registration

We secure your Tax Identification Number (TIN) from the Taxation Chamber, a mandatory step for all businesses operating in Sudan.

Legal Compliance

Our experts ensure your Memorandum and Articles of Association comply strictly with the Sudanese Companies Act of 2015.

Zakat & Social Insurance

We assist with registration at the Zakat Chamber and the National Social Insurance Fund, ensuring full regulatory adherence.

Sudan Legal Entities

Entity Formation & Licensing

Expert guidance for foreign and local investors entering the Sudanese economy.

Private Limited Company

The standard choice for most businesses. Liability is limited to shares. Requires at least two shareholders.

Public Limited Company

Suitable for large-scale projects involving public funding. Requires a minimum of seven shareholders.

Branch Registration

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The Registration Workflow

Simplified 4-Step Setup in Khartoum

Name Reservation

We check availability and reserve your company name with the Commercial Registrar General.

Document Drafting

Preparation of the Memorandum and Articles of Association, signed by shareholders and attested by a lawyer.

Submission & Tax

Filing incorporation documents with the Registrar and obtaining the preliminary Tax Identification Number.

Final Licensing

Issuance of the Certificate of Incorporation, final tax registration, and local municipality licensing.

Expert Insights

Sudan Setup FAQ

Company registration in Sudan typically takes between 2 to 4 weeks, depending on document readiness.

Yes, the Investment Act allows for 100% foreign ownership in most sectors, aimed at encouraging foreign direct investment.

There is no strict statutory minimum capital for private limited companies, but a sufficient amount must be declared for operations.

The Tax Identification Number (TIN) is issued by the Taxation Chamber and is mandatory for all commercial activities.

Yes, a registered physical office address in Sudan (e.g., Khartoum) is required for incorporation and tax purposes.

The standard business profit tax rate varies but is generally around 15% to 35% depending on the sector.

Yes, Arabic is the official language. All legal documents must be in Arabic or translated by a certified translator.

Zakat is a mandatory charitable contribution for Muslim-owned businesses, administered by the Zakat Chamber. Non-Muslims pay Business Profit Tax.

Yes, opening a local corporate bank account is a necessary step to deposit share capital and operate.

Yes, the Memorandum and Articles of Association must be authenticated by a lawyer authorized to practice in Sudan.

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