Registering a company in Tajikistan is a mandatory step for anyone planning to do business legally — from a small LLC to the branch of a foreign company. For the state registration of a legal entity to go quickly and without rejections, it’s important to prepare the right package of documents in advance. In this article, Himoya Law Firm breaks down which documents you’ll need going in, and what you get once you’ve successfully registered an LLC or another legal form.

Documents required to register a company in Tajikistan

The list of basic documents you’ll need for the state registration of a legal entity in Tajikistan looks like this:

• the founder’s decision (if there is a single founder) or the minutes of the general meeting of founders (if there are two or more participants);
• copies of the passports of all founders and the company director;
• the registration and constituent documents of the founding legal entity — if one of the founders is a company rather than an individual;
• a lease agreement confirming the future company’s legal address;
• an application for state registration in the prescribed form;
• a statement on beneficial owners and copies of their passports;
• a power of attorney for the head of the office — if a branch or representative office of a foreign company is being registered.

In some cases an additional package of documents may be required — for example, permit documents for the director if they are not a resident of Tajikistan. It’s best to clarify such nuances in advance, so as not to delay the registration timeline.

What you get after registering a company

As of 2026, once the registration procedure for an LLC or another legal entity is complete, you receive electronic versions of the following documents:

• a certificate of state registration of the legal entity — the primary document confirming that the company is officially registered;
• a certificate assigning a taxpayer identification number (TIN);
• an extract from the register of legal entities and sole proprietors (iktibos).

Separately, in physical form, you’re issued an inspection log book — every inspecting authority visiting the company is required to record its visit there.

One important point: every electronic document contains a QR code. Scanning it takes you to the official website of the Tax Committee under the Government of Tajikistan, where you can confirm the document’s authenticity and validity.

Why trust registration to professionals

Even a small mistake in the document package can lead to a rejected registration and lost time. Himoya Law Firm has extensive experience supporting the registration of companies, LLCs, branches, and representative offices in Tajikistan, and takes on the preparation of all documents, communication with government authorities, and obtaining the full set of registration documents for you. Get in touch with us to register your company in Tajikistan quickly and without unnecessary risk.