Literary coffee (regulated activity)
Regulated activity · CNRC 601305 · Services
Activity contents
- On-site consumption of hot or cold non-alcoholic beverages, cakes, pastries, croissants and similar products;
- Organization of cultural events such as literary meetings, poetry, exhibition of plastic art, music, etc.;
- Restoration.
Authorized accessory activities
- Sale and dedication of books;
- Retail sale of stationery and office articles.
- Smoking in a smoking area or place.
Supervisory authority
WILAYA (D.R.A.G.)
Type of authorization: License
How to start this activity in Algeria
Official procedure, ordering of steps, and realistic timelines
Step 1: Obtain the licence from WILAYA (D.R.A.G.)
The activity "Literary coffee (regulated activity)" is regulated. You must first build an accreditation file with the supervisory authority (articles, qualification proof, premises eligibility) before any CNRC registration.
2 to 6 weeks
Step 2: Company incorporation (LLC, single-member LLC or sole proprietorship)
Once you hold the licence, sign the articles at the notary, declare the share capital, then request the company name + Trade Register at CNRC. For a heavy licence, a SARL/EURL is usually required over the auto-entrepreneur regime.
7 to 10 days
Step 3: Tax and social registrations
With your trade register in hand, obtain the NIF (tax ID), NIS (social security ID for the manager), CNAS affiliation for employees, and the tax card. Your activity "Literary coffee (regulated activity)" can then start lawfully.
3 to 7 days
Legal references
- Decree No. 75-59 of 29 April 1975 on the administrative regulation of beverages.
Frequently asked questions
How do I start the activity "Literary coffee (regulated activity)" in Algeria?
"Literary coffee (regulated activity)" is regulated: first obtain the official licence from WILAYA (D.R.A.G.), then incorporate (SARL/EURL usually required) at CNRC, and finish with tax registrations. UpGrowth Connect handles licence + turn-key incorporation.
How much does it cost to incorporate for code 601305?
For a regulated activity like Literary coffee (regulated activity): 75 000 DZD (sole proprietorship) or about 118 610 DZD (SARL/EURL excluding share capital), plus licence cost (varies per WILAYA (D.R.A.G.)). UpGrowth Connect: 60 000 DZD ex-tax + State fees.
Is the ANAE auto-entrepreneur regime allowed for Literary coffee (regulated activity)?
ANAE is reserved for individual services, capped at 5M DZD/year. For "Literary coffee (regulated activity)", verify eligibility via UpGrowth's ANAE tool or with WILAYA (D.R.A.G.).
Which supervisory authority oversees code 601305?
The official supervisory authority for Literary coffee (regulated activity) is WILAYA (D.R.A.G.). This body is responsible for regulation, accreditation and oversight of the activity.
Is the activity "Literary coffee (regulated activity)" regulated in Algeria?
Yes, Literary coffee (regulated activity) (CNRC code 601305) is classified REGULATED. A prior licence from WILAYA (D.R.A.G.) is mandatory before CNRC registration.
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