This brochure offers guidance on forming a domestic company under the Companies Ordinance, No. 4 of 1999. For a more complete understanding of the provisions referenced in this document, the Ordinance should be consulted.

Non-profit companies are also referred to as ‘companies without share capital’ under the Companies Ordinance, 1999. Part III Division A of the Ordinance governs how such companies may be registered at the Companies Registry.

the procedure for “Voluntary Winding-up” in accordance with Division C of the Companies Ordinance, 1999

The Annual Return is a summary of information about a company including, but not limited to its business activities, the name and address of its directors and secretary, its share capital, interest in real property and corporate affiliation.

A director or authorised officer of the Company or an attorney-at-law shall sign the application. Completed documents, in duplicate and the prescribed fee are to be deposited at the office of the Registrar.