Create a SARLU
The Protected Solo Business
SARLU = Single-Member Limited Liability Company. Regulated by law, ideal for solo entrepreneurs.
Why Create a SARLU?
SARL and SARLU follow the same legal rules. The only difference lies in the number of shareholders.
How It Works?
A simple and fast process with our expert support.
Questionnaire
Fill out the questionnaire → Complete file + online signature.
Lawyer processing
Our lawyers handle the court registry and legal notice.
Support
Our experts support you until registration.
Advantages
- Protection of personal assets
- Administrative and legal simplicity
- Reassuring legal structure
- Possible evolution into a classic SARL
Points of Caution
- Free transfer of shares
- The manager’s social security regime depends on national law (in Cameroon, affiliation to the CNPS is possible if the manager is remunerated)
Documents & Requirements
Here are the elements needed to build your file.
- Articles of association
- Certificate of capital deposit
- Proof of registered office address
- Publication of a notice of incorporation in a legal announcements journal
Our Packages
Choose the plan that suits your needs.
Starter
Starting from
Excl. tax + admin fees
- Customized articles of association
- Complete file
- Step-by-step guide
- Email support
Standard
Starting from
Excl. tax + admin fees
- All Starter features included
- Validation by a lawyer
- Court registration
- Online case tracking
- Priority support
Premium
Starting from
Excl. tax + admin fees
- All Standard features included
- 30-day assistance
- Personalized support
- Dedicated advisor
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most frequently asked questions.
The main difference lies in flexibility and statutory organization. The SASU is far more adaptable, whereas the SARLU remains more strictly governed by law.
Yes, by adding one or more partners, your SARLU automatically becomes a SARL. The articles will need to be updated.
In Cameroon, SARLU is generally subject to corporate income tax (CIT). Dividends are subject to withholding tax, as well as VAT and other activity-related taxes.
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