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Senegal Company Formation & Entity Choice

Source-cited draft: company formation & entity choice for Senegal (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.

Applicable period 2025Built by Michael Cutajar and the OpenAccountants team· Last updated Jun 25, 2026

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Key figures — Senegal, 2025

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Governing company law

OHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies and Economic Interest Groups (AUSCGIE)OHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies (AUSCGIE) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/

Common entity types

SARL (Société à Responsabilité Limitée), SA (Société Anonyme), SAS (Société par Actions Simplifiée)OHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies (AUSCGIE) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/

SARL minimum share capital

No statutory minimum under OHADA; commonly set around XOF 100,000 in practice XOF ((approx — confirm Senegal practice))OHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies (AUSCGIE) — https://www.kafuipartners.com/company-formation-senegal

SA minimum share capital

XOF 10,000,000, with at least one quarter paid up at incorporation XOFOHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies (AUSCGIE) — https://www.kafuipartners.com/company-formation-senegal

Incorporation channel

Registration via the APIX one-stop shop (guichet unique), issuing RCCM (commercial registry) and NINEA (tax ID)APIX one-stop shop (guichet unique) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/

Core incorporation steps

1) Reserve trade name with RCCM/CFE; 2) Draft statutes (notarized where required); 3) Deposit capital and obtain bank certificate where required; 4) File at APIX for RCCM + NINEA and declare existence to the tax officeOHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies (AUSCGIE) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/

Incorporation timeline

Around 2 days via the APIX one-stop shop ((approx — confirm current processing time))APIX one-stop shop (guichet unique) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/

Tax identification

NINEA (Numéro d'Identification Nationale des Entreprises et Associations) issued at registrationDirection Générale des Impôts et des Domaines (DGID) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/

Mandatory registrations at formation

Employer registration with CSS (social security) and IPRES (pension) alongside RCCM and NINEACode de la Sécurité Sociale / IPRES — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/

Annual accounts (SYSCOHADA)

Prepare annual financial statements under the SYSCOHADA chart of accounts and file with the CIT return by 30 AprilOHADA / SYSCOHADA accounting framework — https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/senegal/corporate/tax-administration

Core annual tax compliance

Annual CIT return and financial statements by 30 April; monthly VAT and payroll filings; CIT installments (15 Feb, 30 Apr) and balance (15 Jun)Code Général des Impôts (CGI) — https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/senegal/corporate/tax-administration

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Entity types, capital and incorporation

  • Governing company law — OHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies and Economic Interest Groups (AUSCGIE) (OHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies (AUSCGIE) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/)
  • Common entity types — SARL (Société à Responsabilité Limitée), SA (Société Anonyme), SAS (Société par Actions Simplifiée) (OHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies (AUSCGIE) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/)
  • SARL minimum share capital — No statutory minimum under OHADA; commonly set around XOF 100,000 in practice XOF ((approx — confirm Senegal practice)) XOF (OHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies (AUSCGIE) — https://www.kafuipartners.com/company-formation-senegal)
  • SA minimum share capital — XOF 10,000,000, with at least one quarter paid up at incorporation XOF XOF (OHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies (AUSCGIE) — https://www.kafuipartners.com/company-formation-senegal)
  • Incorporation channel — Registration via the APIX one-stop shop (guichet unique), issuing RCCM (commercial registry) and NINEA (tax ID) (APIX one-stop shop (guichet unique) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/)
  • Core incorporation steps — 1) Reserve trade name with RCCM/CFE; 2) Draft statutes (notarized where required); 3) Deposit capital and obtain bank certificate where required; 4) File at APIX for RCCM + NINEA and declare existence to the tax office (OHADA Uniform Act on Commercial Companies (AUSCGIE) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/)
  • Incorporation timeline — Around 2 days via the APIX one-stop shop ((approx — confirm current processing time)) (APIX one-stop shop (guichet unique) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/)
  • Tax identification — NINEA (Numéro d'Identification Nationale des Entreprises et Associations) issued at registration (Direction Générale des Impôts et des Domaines (DGID) — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/)
  • Mandatory registrations at formation — Employer registration with CSS (social security) and IPRES (pension) alongside RCCM and NINEA (Code de la Sécurité Sociale / IPRES — https://www.legal500.com/doing-business-in/senegal/)
  • Annual accounts (SYSCOHADA) — Prepare annual financial statements under the SYSCOHADA chart of accounts and file with the CIT return by 30 April (OHADA / SYSCOHADA accounting framework — https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/senegal/corporate/tax-administration)
  • Core annual tax compliance — Annual CIT return and financial statements by 30 April; monthly VAT and payroll filings; CIT installments (15 Feb, 30 Apr) and balance (15 Jun) (Code Général des Impôts (CGI) — https://taxsummaries.pwc.com/senegal/corporate/tax-administration)

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