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Post-incorporation refers to the steps and actions a company must take after it has been legally incorporated. These steps ensure that the company is compliant with all legal requirements and is set up to operate effectively.
Taking these post-incorporation steps is essential for ensuring legal compliance and setting the foundation for a successful business operation. Consulting with legal and financial professionals can help navigate these requirements effectively and ensure that the business adheres to all necessary regulations.
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To obtain a TIN in Nigeria:
- Complete and submit the TIN application form available from the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) or online.
- Provide your company’s Certificate of Incorporation.
- Submit other required documents such as the Memorandum and Articles of Association, director’s identification, and proof of address.
Key regulatory bodies include:
- Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS): For tax purposes.
- National Pension Commission (PenCom): If you have employees, for pension contributions.
- Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF): For employee compensation and insurance.
- Industrial Training Fund (ITF): For workforce development levies.
- National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion (NOTAP): If engaging in technology transfer agreements.
- Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC): For foreign investments.
The company secretary is responsible for:
- Ensuring compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements.
- Maintaining company records, including minutes of meetings.
- Filing annual returns and other necessary documents with the CAC.
- Advising the board on governance matters.
The inaugural board meeting is crucial for:
- Adopting the company’s bylaws or articles of association.
- Appointing company officers (e.g., CEO, CFO).
- Issuing shares to initial shareholders.
- Setting up a corporate bank account.
- Deciding on fiscal year and accounting policies.
- Any other initial business matters.