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Winding Up of a Company in Zanzibar – Legal Guide for Business Closure

Company winding up in Zanzibar is the formal legal process of closing down a business’s operations and formally dissolving its existence under Zanzibar law. Governed primarily by the Companies Act No. 15 of 2013 and the Companies Regulations, 2017, this structured process handles both voluntary and compulsory liquidation. Understanding this…

Foreign Company Registration in Tanzania – Branch Office Setup and Certificate of Compliance Guide

Introduction In Tanzania, a foreign investor has two options for establishing a business in Tanzania: either register a new limited liability company (local company) or expand an existing foreign company into Tanzania. According to the Tanzanian Companies Act No. 12 of 2002, forming a new company requires applying to the…

Tax Obligations for Nonprofit Organizations in Tanzania – Complete Compliance Guide

Nonprofit organizations in Tanzania operate across a spectrum of legal structures—including Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), charitable trusts, societies, associations, and faith-based institutions. While their primary objective is public service rather than wealth generation, their operational footprint inevitably triggers domestic tax obligations. In Tanzania, tax exemptions for non-profit entities are never automatic;…

Assignment and Cancellation of Mineral Rights in Tanzania – Mining Law Guide

Introduction Assignment and cancellation of mineral rights in Tanzania are critical regulatory processes governed by the Mining Act, Cap. 123 (R.E. 2023), which every stakeholder in the extractive sector must master. As Tanzania continues to refine its framework for mineral wealth management, understanding the legal requirements for transferring licenses and…

How to Obtain a Residence Permit in Tanzania – Class A, B and C Permits Explained

Introduction. A residence permit is an essential document for foreign nationals looking to live and work in Tanzania. The Immigration Department may grant a residence permit to a person who intends to reside in Tanzania through an Application and Issuance System (OWAIS); the system, which is integrated with the Online…

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Winding Up of a Company in Zanzibar – Legal Guide for Business Closure

Foreign Company Registration in Tanzania – Branch Office Setup and Certificate of Compliance Guide

Tax Obligations for Nonprofit Organizations in Tanzania – Complete Compliance Guide

Assignment and Cancellation of Mineral Rights in Tanzania – Mining Law Guide

How to Obtain a Residence Permit in Tanzania – Class A, B and C Permits Explained

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