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Company Secretarial & Statutory Compliance

BRELA annual returns, beneficial ownership updates, licence renewals and statutory registers kept current.

Key facts
Annual returnFiled with BRELA every year
Beneficial ownershipRequired before most BRELA transactions
Stamp duty on share transfersGenerally 1%

Beyond tax, every company has ongoing legal obligations: annual returns to BRELA, beneficial-ownership updates, notifying changes in directors or shareholders, renewing licences and keeping statutory registers. Falling behind can block your BRELA account, cost you tenders and lead to fines. We keep your company in good standing all year.

What's included

Annual returns

Preparation and filing of BRELA annual returns and accounts.

Beneficial ownership

Initial declarations and updates whenever ownership changes.

Changes & resolutions

Director and shareholder changes, share transfers, capital increases, registered office changes.

Statutory registers

Maintaining members', directors' and charges registers and minute books.

Licence renewals

Tracking and renewing business licences and permits before expiry.

Good-standing documents

Company status reports, certified copies and tax clearance for tenders and banks.

How it works

  1. 1Company health check on BRELA
  2. 2Fix outstanding filings
  3. 3Compliance calendar
  4. 4Ongoing filings & reminders
  5. 5Annual review

Frequently asked

Yes. Dormant companies must still file annual returns and, in most cases, tax returns. If you no longer need the company, we can help you deregister it properly.
Free consultation

Talk to a statutory compliance consultant.

Share a few details and we'll come prepared, with the documents you need and a clear fixed fee.

Your business is
Confidential. We reply within one business day.

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Tax information on this website is general guidance on Tanzania Mainland law as at October 2026 (Finance Act 2026). It is not a substitute for advice on your specific situation. Speak to a consultant.