arjunbhattarai For the thousands of kirana pasals, small tea shops, and local startups driving Nepal’s local economy, tax compliance shouldn’t be a burden. Enter the D01 Tax Return—the simplest tax regime in the country. Known officially as the tax for “Micro-Enterprises,” the D01 return allows small business owners to pay a flat annual fee and close … Read more
Filing taxes in Nepal can be confusing, especially when rules keep changing. If you run a small or medium business, the D02 Tax Return (Presumptive Tax) makes things easier for you. This isn’t just another government form to fill out. It’s actually a helpful tool that simplifies how you pay your taxes. Instead of dealing … Read more
Are you filing the right tax return? In Nepal’s evolving fiscal landscape for 2081/82, filing the wrong form (D01 or D02) when you qualify for D03 isn’t just a mistake—it’s a compliance risk that triggers penalties. The D03 Income Tax Return is the “Full Audit” return. Unlike the presumptive taxation schemes designed for small shopkeepers, … Read more
Kathmandu, January 16, 2026 – Today, we’re excited to introduce BizSewa 2.0, a fundamental shift in how we serve Nepali entrepreneurs. This isn’t just a new look – it’s a complete reimagining of what it means to make business compliance accessible, fast, and sustainable. The Problem We Started With When we launched BizSewa, young entrepreneurs … Read more
The CAMIS (Company and Intellectual Property Office Management System) portal is the official digital platform used by Nepal’s Office of the Company Registrar (OCR) for all company registration and post-registration activities. One of the most critical steps in this process is paying the required revenue (Rajaswa) fees. This guide will walk you through the entire … Read more
For decades, the dream of many Nepali entrepreneurs hit a brick wall at the country’s borders. If you built a successful software company in Kathmandu, started a growing consulting firm in Pokhara, or created a digital marketing agency in Lalitpur, your expansion plans usually stopped at Nepal’s edge. The government’s strict laws made it nearly … Read more
Starting a small business is one of the most exciting things an entrepreneur can do. Whether you dream of opening a small coffee shop in the busy streets of Kathmandu, launching a craft business in Pokhara, or starting an online service from your home in Kathmandu Valley, turning your idea into reality is the first … Read more
Whether you’re starting a new venture, building your dream headquarters, or securing vital legal documentation, the Local Ward Office (Wada Karyalaya) is the undisputed gatekeeper of legitimacy in Nepal. Under the Local Government Operation Act 2017, the ward office has evolved from a simple administrative post to the primary regulator of local commerce. In the … Read more
When running a business, whether you’re a small startup or an established enterprise, understanding the different types of invoices and receipts is crucial for proper financial management, tax compliance, and maintaining healthy business relationships. This comprehensive guide explains the key differences between PAN bills, VAT bills, proforma invoices, estimated bills, and cash receipts—essential documents every … Read more
When you want to start a business in Nepal, one of the first decisions you need to make is choosing the right business structure. The structure you pick will affect how you pay taxes, how much paperwork you need to do, and how much personal risk you take. This guide will help you understand each … Read more
