We assist our clients with a seamless service in establishing their business in Kenya. To this end we provide the following services;
ü Company Registration
ü Immigration Services
ü Employment and Labour Contracts
ü Business Licensing
ü Tax Registration
A successful business starts with a solid foundation. 🏗️ Whether you are a startup or an established firm, having the right corporate structure is key to longevity.
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✅ Duty to avoid conflicts of interest – Section 146 ✅ Duty not to accept benefits from third parties – Section 147
Effective governance starts with understanding and upholding these responsibilities.
These statutory duties include:
✅ Duty to act within powers – Section 142 ✅ Duty to promote the success of the company – Section 143 ✅ Duty to exercise independent judgment – Section 144 ✅ Duty to exercise reasonable care, skill, and diligence – Section 145
At Capita Registrars Limited we specialize in:
✅ Work and Business Permits
✅ Dependant and Special Passes
✅ Citizenship Applications
✅ Compliance with Kenyan immigration law
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Capita Registrars is a firm registered in 2011 and offers professional company secretarial services in Kenya. We also offer registered office, due diligence and compliance services in Kenya.
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In a situation where the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) did not approve certain financial products that have duped unsuspecting individuals, a concerning pattern emerges. Some companies secure approval for specific purposes, only to exploit it as a marketing gimmick, creating a false sense of overall endorsement. This deceptive tactic extends to various investments, including unapproved crypto products, illustrating the importance of questioning whether the CMA has scrutinized a given opportunity.
Unfortunately, the tendency to prioritize returns without due diligence has led to substantial financial losses for Kenyans, amounting to billions. The allure of potential profits often overshadows the critical question that individuals should ask themselves: What risks am I taking?
What stands out about the Islamic faith, despite not being a follower, is its approach to investments. Islamic principles underscore the necessity of a sound underlying business. It goes beyond mere financial transactions, emphasizing responsible and purposeful use of funds. Before investing, individuals should always inquire about the nature of the underlying business, where the funds are allocated, and the intended impact.
When evaluating an investment opportunity, it is essential to scrutinize where the money is being invested, the mechanisms for generating returns, and the anticipated return on investment. Balancing the risks against potential returns is crucial. An investment requires individuals to defer immediate gratification for future benefits, necessitating compensation for both the delay and protection against the eroding effects of inflation.
Even choosing to keep funds in a bank account is not without risk. Therefore, a comprehensive understanding of the risks, potential returns, and the nature of the investment is vital for making informed financial decisions in a landscape where risks persist, even in seemingly secure choices. @rina_hicks@moneywiseke #cta101
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The government notifies Kenyans that as of yesterday, November 22, 2023, the Social Health Insurance Act, 2023, is now in effect.
The Act makes it mandatory for all adult Kenyans, including foreigners to be members of the new Social Health Insurance Fund (SHIF).
🌞Happy new month!
We would like to remind you to stay on top of all your tax obligations for the month.
Use this calendar to stay on track.
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