Nairobi, Kenya • Kampala, Uganda • Supporting businesses across East Africa+254 724 944 162  •  bellamoconsulting@gmail.com
Business Strategy & Setup • Core Tier

Set up your business in Kenya and East Africa with clarity and confidence.

The right structure, registration, licences, tax setup, and compliance roadmap — from day one.

From KES 50,000 • fixed-scope engagement
Best for: New businesses, sole traders formalising their operations, and foreign investors taking first steps into Kenya or Uganda.
Service Scope

What is included.

Entity Structure Advice

We help determine whether a private limited company, business name, partnership, LLP, branch, or other vehicle is most suitable for your ownership model and sector.

Company Registration Guidance

We guide preparation of registration documents, shareholder structure, director information, and post-registration requirements under the Companies Act.

Basic Compliance Audit

We identify the licences, permits, county approvals, and statutory registrations that apply to your business before operations begin.

Tax & Statutory Setup Roadmap

We map out KRA PIN, PAYE, NSSF, SHA, and housing levy obligations in plain language.

Post-Registration Action Plan

A clear 30-day roadmap covering what to do, in what order, after your certificate of incorporation arrives.

Our Process

A clear route from diagnosis to handover.

  1. Discovery call and business model review
  2. Entity structure recommendation
  3. Registration document checklist
  4. Licensing and compliance gap mapping
  5. Tax and statutory setup roadmap
  6. Post-registration action plan handover
Typical Deliverables

What your organisation receives.

Business setup roadmap
Entity structure recommendation note
Registration document checklist
Licensing and permit matrix
Tax and statutory compliance checklist
Post-registration action plan
Frequently Asked Questions

Before you engage.

Is company registration enough to start trading?

No. After incorporation, businesses typically still need tax setup, county permits, sector licences, employer registrations, bank account setup, and compliance systems before they can trade compliantly.

Can foreign investors register companies in Kenya?

Yes. Foreign investors can register businesses in Kenya, though some sectors carry additional licensing, ownership, immigration, or regulatory requirements. We map all of these during the engagement.

How long does this take?

A Core engagement typically runs two to four weeks, depending on business complexity and how quickly registration and permit information can be gathered.

Prices are starting points. Final fees and timelines depend on the agreed scope, number of jurisdictions, number of processes or workstreams, and the level of implementation support required.

Set up your business in Kenya and East Africa with clarity and confidence.

Discuss the Core tier and receive a scope aligned to your organisation's priorities.