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A Tax Plate (Kar Pati) is an official signboard that identifies taxpayers based on their VAT registration status. It helps the government, customers, and other stakeholders recognize whether a taxpayer is: The system ensures transparency in business transactions by classifying taxpayers according to the nature of their business and their tax obligations. Types of Tax … Read more
As Shark Tank Nepal premieres on July 2, 2025, on Himalaya TV, it brings a wave of excitement and skepticism. The Nepali adaptation of the global business reality show aims to ignite entrepreneurial spirit across households, but doubts linger about its ability to drive meaningful economic change in a country grappling with structural challenges. While … Read more
When Jeff Bezos, worth an estimated $244 billion, married Lauren Sánchez in a three-day Venetian extravaganza in June 2025, the world noticed—not just for the glamour but for the backlash. The wedding, costing $46–56 million, featured private water taxis, Michelin-star catering, and guests like Oprah Winfrey and Bill Gates. Yet, it was a mere 0.0193–0.0230% … Read more
Online shopping has transformed global commerce, offering unparalleled convenience and choice. With 2.71 billion online buyers globally in 2024 and projections indicating 95% of all purchases will be online by 2040, the digital marketplace is undeniably the future. However, this growth is accompanied by inherent risks and challenges that can erode consumer trust, a critical … Read more
Kathmandu, Nepal – In a landmark move poised to reshape Nepal’s technology landscape, the Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB), the nation’s central bank, has introduced new regulations enabling Nepali IT companies to invest up to $1 million abroad. This long-awaited policy shift is a significant stride towards empowering the domestic tech sector, fostering global competitiveness, and … Read more
The Financial Bill, 2082 introduces a range of tax exemptions and facilities across various sectors in Nepal. This bill particularly targets freight service providers, provident fund contributors, social organizations, VAT and excise duty taxpayers, international air transport service providers, and owners of old vehicles. This article provides a detailed overview of the key exemptions and … Read more
Managing a business in Nepal can feel like trying to find your way through a bustling Kathmandu market—exciting but full of twists and turns.You offer competitive salaries, yet staff underperformance, lack of motivation, and even theft persist. It’s frustrating, and it’s a challenge many Nepalese businesses face. A good paycheck is important, but it’s not … Read more
Imagine working side by side with a colleague—same job title, same hours, same responsibilities—and then discovering he earns more. Now imagine the only difference is gender. That’s not just unfair. In Nepal, it’s illegal. The Law is Clear: Equal Pay is a Right Section 7 of Nepal’s Labour Act, 2074 leaves no room for ambiguity: … Read more
The Digital Dream vs. Bureaucratic Reality Nepal champions digital transformation and global connectivity, yet its foreign payment system remains mired in inefficiencies. Despite boasting $17.2 billion in forex reserves—enough to cover 17 months of imports—businesses and individuals face significant hurdles in global transactions: The Irony of Financial Strength Nepal’s robust forex reserves contrast sharply with … Read more
When registering a Private Limited Company in Nepal (or any other jurisdiction), determining the appropriate Authorized Capital, Issued Capital, and Paid-up Capital is a crucial step. These figures influence legal compliance, financial credibility, and future fundraising capabilities. This guide explains: 1. How Much Capital to Show in Company Papers? The capital structure of a company … Read more
