A company can have registered shareholders, directors and authorised representatives without those records fully revealing the natural persons who ultimately own or control it. Beneficial-ownership information is intended to close that gap.
The Panama Canal will restrict vessel traffic from September after rainfall and water inflows fell sharply, reversing an earlier assurance…
Business registration establishes an enterprise’s official identity, but it does not replace tax, employment, premises or sector-specific approvals.
Commercial imports require more than shipping documents. Learn how classification, valuation, licences, duties and customs clearance work in Guyana.
Guyana uses more than one land-registration system. Learn why transports, certificates of title and public-land leases can follow different legal paths.
The Guyana Development Bank could become one of the most important financing tools for a new generation of local entrepreneurs,…
Registering a business is only the beginning of tax compliance. Learn how TINs, returns, records and recurring obligations shape tax administration in Guyana.
Public procurement is how government buys goods, works and services. Learn how tenders move from public need to evaluation, award and contract delivery.
Registering a company and obtaining permission to conduct regulated activities are not always the same. Learn how business licensing works in Guyana and where investors should begin.
The email looked simple enough. After months of planning, meetings and feasibility studies, an overseas company had finally decided to…
