US & CO. "Chartered-Accountants"

07/09/2026

https://www.usc.com.ng/blog/non-resident-company-registration-nigeria

Nigeria remains one of the largest economies in Africa, with a consumer market of over 220 million people and significant opportunities across technology, manufacturing, agriculture, and services. For foreign investors and businesses seeking to establish a legal presence, understanding the registrat...

01/09/2026

Nigeria remains an important market for companies seeking to establish commercial relationships, provide services, invest capital, distribute products or undertake projects within the country. For a foreign company, however, entering the Nigerian market requires more than identifying customers or si...

01/09/2026

US & CO. (Chartered Accountants) is one such firm. As a CAC accredited agent based in Lagos, the firm is positioned to guide business owners, cooperative groups, NGOs, and foreign investors through the full lifecycle of business registration and statutory compliance in Nigeria.

31/08/2026

Who Can Legally Register Your Business, and Why It Matters

Every registered business in Nigeria, from a start-up business name to a fully incorporated limited liability company, must pass through one gateway: the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC).
What many business owners do not realise is that CAC does not accept registration applications directly from the public. Filings must be routed through a CAC accredited agent agent, a professional recognised and authorised by the Commission to submit, process, and manage company registration and post-incorporation filings on the Companies Registration Portal.

US & CO. (Chartered Accountants) is one such firm. As a CAC accredited agent based in Lagos, the firm is positioned to guide business owners, cooperative groups, NGOs, and foreign investors through the full lifecycle of business registration and statutory compliance in Nigeria.

US & CO. (Chartered Accountants) is one such firm. As a CAC accredited agent based in Lagos, the firm is positioned to guide business owners, cooperative groups, NGOs, and foreign investors through the full lifecycle of business registration and statutory compliance in Nigeria.

31/08/2026

Nigeria remains an important market for companies seeking to establish commercial relationships, provide services, invest capital, distribute products or undertake projects within the country.

For a foreign company, however, entering the Nigerian market requires more than identifying customers or signing a commercial agreement. The business may need to consider corporate registration, tax obligations, investment registration, immigration requirements, sector-specific approvals, accounting records and ongoing regulatory compliance.

Nigeria remains an important market for companies seeking to establish commercial relationships, provide services, invest capital, distribute products or undertake projects within the country. For a foreign company, however, entering the Nigerian market requires more than identifying customers or si...

30/08/2026

Foreign Company Registration in Nigeria: A Comprehensive Guide for International Investors Nigeria remains one of Africa’s largest economies, offering foreign investors access to a substantial consumer market, abundant natural resources, and strategic positioning within the African Continental Fre...

29/08/2026

A Practical Resource for Nigerian Taxpayers and Business Owners Introduction Investing in Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) bonds represents one of the more structured approaches available to individuals and businesses seeking to preserve capital while generating predictable income. For start-ups,...

28/08/2026

28/08/2026

They point to serious financial issues. Strong bookkeeping, proper documentation, effective internal controls, and regular financial review help businesses stay accountable and make better decisions.

Behind every healthy business is a story, the numbers can clearly tell.