Frequently Asked Questions

Andersen in Namibia offers tax advisory and compliance, business advisory, company formation and business registration, employer of record services, accounting and financial reporting, payroll administration, valuation services, M&A advisory, immigration services, and cross border tax planning.

No. Andersen in Namibia focuses on tax and advisory services and does not provide audit services. This means our tax and advisory work is delivered without the conflicts of interest that can arise when a firm also audits its clients.

The standard corporate income tax rate for non-mining companies in Namibia is 30%. Registered manufacturers are taxed at 18% on approved manufacturing income for their first ten years of registration, an incentive that is being phased out. Mining companies are taxed at higher rates. A further reduction of the standard rate to 28% has been announced and will apply once enacted.

Yes. Namibia's Income Tax Act includes transfer pricing provisions requiring arm's length transactions, and NamRA has been increasing enforcement.

To register a company in Namibia you reserve a company name with BIPA (Business and Intellectual Property Authority), prepare the memorandum and articles of association, register with NamRA (Namibia Revenue Agency) for tax, register with the Social Security Commission, and open a local bank account. Andersen in Namibia offers end to end company registration.

Yes. Andersen in Namibia provides Employer of Record (EoR) services, which let foreign businesses hire and manage employees in Namibia without establishing a local entity. We handle employment contracts, payroll, tax compliance, and regulatory obligations on your behalf.

Yes. We provide full M&A transaction advisory, including due diligence, valuation, deal structuring, and post merger integration.

You can reach us at info@na.Andersen.com or +264 61 402 520, or book a consultation through this website. Our office is at Hidas Centre, Klein Windhoek, Windhoek.