The Liberia Business Registry is a government agency that is responsible for registering and regulating businesses in Liberia. It provides services such as company registration, business name search, and certification of business documents. Its purpose is to maintain accurate and up-to-date records of businesses operating in Liberia and to ensure compliance with laws and regulations.
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Dr. George Manneh Weah began his political career in 2004. He is the founder of the Liberia National Congress Party (LINCP) which later became the formidable Congress for Democratic Change (CDC).
Liberia’s 24th President, Dr. George Manneh Weah, was born on October 1, 1966 on the Capitol Bypass in Monrovia, Montserrado County unto the union of Mr. William Tarpeh Weah and Madam Anna Quayeweh Weah (both deceased).
He holds ancestry to the Kru and Bassa ethnic groups, as his father hailed from Grand Kru County while his mother hailed from Grand Bassa County. The Liberian Leader, born in a Christian home, got converted as a Muslim in 1989.
To keep alive his grandmother’s religious tutelage, President Weah reconverted to Christianity following her death in 1994.
Incorporation offers several benefits such as:
1. Limited liability protection for owners
2. Ability to raise capital through selling stocks
3. Perpetual existence, meaning the company can continue to operate even if owners change
4. Separate tax treatment from owners
5. Increased credibility with customers, suppliers and investors.
A business name search is the process of checking if a proposed business name is available for use and if it complies with the relevant regulations. The purpose of a business name search is to ensure that the chosen name is not already being used by another business and to avoid any legal issues that may arise from using a name that is already registered. This process typically involves searching state databases, trademarks, and domain names to determine the availability of the desired name.
Certification of business documents refers to the process of validating a business document. This is typically done by a third-party authority or government agency to verify the document’s validity and legality. Certification may be required for various types of business documents, including contracts, agreements, certificates of incorporation, and other legal or financial documents.
