Your Trusted Partner for Business Setup in Kenya
Navigating the complexities of company registration services with KRA PIN application Kenya is crucial for any new venture. Mwenda Njagi & Co. Advocates provides unparalleled legal expertise to streamline this essential process, ensuring your business complies with all statutory requirements from inception. We understand the nuances of Kenyan business law and are dedicated to delivering efficient, reliable solutions for entrepreneurs and corporations alike. Our commitment is to lay a solid legal foundation for your success, making the journey from idea to incorporated entity as seamless as possible.
Understanding the Legal Framework: Companies Act & KRA Compliance
Establishing a company in Kenya requires strict adherence to the Companies Act, 2015. This legislation governs the formation, registration, and operation of all companies, including private limited companies, public companies, and partnerships. Mwenda Njagi & Co. Advocates possesses deep knowledge of these regulations, guiding you through requirements such as appointing directors, defining share capital, and preparing crucial incorporation documents like the Memorandum and Articles of Association. Simultaneously, securing a Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) PIN (Personal Identification Number) is a mandatory step for all entities and their directors for tax purposes. This PIN is essential for various business transactions, including opening bank accounts and filing tax returns. Our firm ensures that your KRA PIN application is processed efficiently, aligning seamlessly with your company registration, thereby ensuring full compliance with the Income Tax Act and other tax-related legislation administered by the KRA. We proactively address potential hurdles, leveraging our experience to prevent delays.

The Step-by-Step Company Registration Process & Documentation
The process for company registration services with KRA PIN application Kenya involves several key stages. Initially, a unique company name reservation is secured through the Registrar of Companies. Following this, directors and shareholders must provide necessary identification documents, including National IDs for Kenyan citizens and passports for foreign nationals. Proof of registered office address is also required. Our team meticulously prepares and files all statutory forms and documentation with the Registrar of Companies, which is overseen by the Attorney General's office. Concurrently, we facilitate the KRA PIN application for the company and its directors, gathering all requisite supporting documents. Upon successful registration with the Registrar, we proceed to obtain the KRA PIN certificate. This comprehensive approach ensures all legal obligations are met, from the initial name search to the final issuance of the certificate of incorporation and the KRA PIN.
Legal Representation in Kenya
Mwenda Njagi & Co. Advocates provides legal advisory and court representation across Kenya and all 47 counties in Kenya.
Investment in Your Business Future: Fees and Practical Guidance

Understanding the costs associated with company registration services with KRA PIN application Kenya is vital for budgeting. While government filing fees are relatively standard, the professional fees charged by legal firms can vary based on the scope of services and the complexity of the registration. At Mwenda Njagi & Co. Advocates, we offer transparent and competitive pricing. Our fee structure for company registration typically ranges from KES 15,000 to KES 30,000, inclusive of KRA PIN application services, name reservation, filing fees, and our expert legal counsel. This investment covers the meticulous preparation and submission of all required documents, ensuring accuracy and compliance. We believe in providing value that extends beyond mere paperwork; our goal is to equip you with the foundational legal framework necessary for sustainable business growth in Kenya.





