1. How to Register a Company?
A Company is a legal person which has capacity and powers to act on its own (i.e the law sees a company in the same light as a natural person).It is created by the Companies Act No.1 of 2012 which provides the legal framework under which companies can be formed for legal purposes.

2. BUSINESS NAMES
A business name is the name or style under which any business is carried out whether in partnership or otherwise. This is different from a company because whereas a company is a separate legal entity with its own identity in law, a business name is only a name that you are allowed to use to indemnify yourself or your service in trade.Registering a business name helps the proprietor to carry on business under the registered name thereby distinguishing the owner’s business from that of others.

3. Partnerships ?
A partnership is defined under Section 2 of the Partnerships Act, 2010 as the relationship that exists among persons numbering between 2 and 20 who carry on a business together with the aim of making profits. A Partnership is different from a company because while a company is separate from its owners and can hold property and sue or be sued in its name, a partnership is not a legal entity of its own; partnership property is held by the partners exclusively for purposes of the business. Also, when a partner dies, the partnership is dissolved (unless the Partners agreed otherwise) which is not the case with a company.There are two major types of partnership; a general partnership and a limited liability partnership. The limited liability partnership is more like a Limited Liability Company.In the case of a Limited Liability Partnership, only one of the Partners is liable for the debts of the partnership. The rest of the partners are only liable to the extent of their capital contribution to the partnership. In General Partnership, however, all Partners are fully liable for the partnership’s debts.

4. Registering a Document?
Before you present a document for registration, please ensure that the major features of the document are clearly and properly represented on each copy of the document.The document should be presented in triplicate (3 copies) and should be duly witnessed.

5. Certification of Documents?
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6. Business Registration Acts & Regulation?