The authorized share capital of a public limited company (PLC) in Cameroon plays a crucial role in defining its legal and financial framework. It represents
Doing business in Cameroon can be a valuable opportunity for foreign investors and entrepreneurs looking to expand their market in Central Africa. This page covers key information and resources for doing business in Cameroon.
If you are considering expanding your business to Cameroon, it’s important to know the differences between a liaison office, a branch office, and a subsidiary under OHADA law rules. This article explains the advantages and disadvantages of each type of business and the legal requirements for setting up in Cameroon.
DOING BUSINESS IN CAMEROON: As liaison office, Branch or Subsidiary under OHADA LAW revised law
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