Source-cited draft: company formation & entity choice for South Sudan (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Company formation and annual compliance | Companies are incorporated under the Companies Act, 2012 through the Business Registry at the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs. The private limited liability company is the most common vehicle for both local and foreign investors. | |
| Governing companies law | Companies Act, 2012Companies Act, 2012 | |
| Registering body | Business Registry, Ministry of Justice and Constitutional AffairsCompanies Act, 2012 | |
| Common entity types | Private limited liability company, public limited company, branch of a foreign company, sole proprietorship, partnershipCompanies Act, 2012 | |
| Minimum share capital — local owners | No statutory minimum share capital for locally-owned LLCsCompanies Act, 2012 | |
| Minimum investment — foreign investors | USD 100,000 minimum investmentInvestment Promotion Act, 2009 | |
| Minimum members/directors | At least one shareholder and one director (sources vary; some require two members)Companies Act, 2012 |
Companies are incorporated under the Companies Act, 2012 through the Business Registry at the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs. The private limited liability company is the most common vehicle for both local and foreign investors.
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| Incorporation steps | 1) Reserve company name; 2) prepare Memorandum & Articles of Association; 3) submit to Business Registry for Certificate of Incorporation; 4) obtain Tax Identification Number (TIN)Companies Act, 2012 |
| Incorporation timeline | Approximately 2 to 6 weeksCompanies Act, 2012 |
| Tax registration | Obtain a Tax Identification Number (TIN) from the SSRA after incorporationTaxation Act, 2009 |
| Core annual compliance | Annual return / filings to the Business Registry, annual BPT return to SSRA, and monthly PAYE/WHT/sales-tax and NSIF remittancesCompanies Act, 2012; Taxation Act, 2009 |
| Foreign investment incentives | Investment incentives (e.g. capital allowances, duty relief) available under the Investment Promotion ActInvestment Promotion Act, 2009 |
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