Ownership, activity and what is already filed decide which services apply.
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Fix the order
TIN before licence, licence before bank, bank before operations.
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Price once
Several services, one scope letter, one professional fee, official charges at cost.
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Run the sequence
Each service delivered by the specialist who owns it, under the named lead.
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Keep it in order
Returns, renewals and payroll under one calendar after launch.
Choosing a service
Service questions, answered.
Where to start, what to combine and where the fees live.
Where to start when the company does not yet exist?
Start with company registration or complete business setup. Every other service assumes a registered vehicle with a TIN.
Is every service on this hub needed?
No. Most files need a short sequence: registration, TIN, one licence and a bank pack. The diagnosis names the sequence in writing.
Where are the fees published?
Professional fees stay on the pricing page. Government, bank and regulator charges are a separate column, quoted at cost.
Can services be combined into one engagement?
Yes. The scope letter lists the services, the institutions, the evidence and one professional fee. Work starts on signature.
Which services need a regulator, not only BRELA?
Sector permits, import/export, work permits, TISEZA, EIA and any regulated activity. Those files are routed to our sector teams or the Mandates Desk.
How quickly does a service start?
Standard setup runs 14 working days after complete documents; Fast Track seven. Regulated work starts on a signed scope.
Free handbooks
Six handbooks. Every figure sourced.
The law, the fee and the filing sequence for a company in Mainland Tanzania and the East African Community, each figure set against the instrument and the institution of record. PDF, no sign-up.