Business Registration Explained: What a Registration Certificate Does—and What It Does Not
Business registration establishes an enterprise’s official identity, but it does not replace tax, employment, premises or sector-specific approvals.
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Building and Planning Approvals Explained: Why Owning Land Is Not Permission to Build
Owning land does not automatically authorise construction. Learn how planning permission, building approval and specialist reviews shape development in Guyana.
Importing and Customs Explained: What Happens Before Goods Are Released?
Commercial imports require more than shipping documents. Learn how classification, valuation, licences, duties and customs clearance work in Guyana.
Europe eyes Guyana as alternative supplier of oil, gas and commodities
European countries are showing growing interest in Guyana as an alternative source of oil, gas, commodities and trade partnerships, as…
Guyana’s rising oil exports fuel new demand for tankers
Guyana’s rapidly expanding oil production is helping to increase demand for tankers as growing volumes of crude from the Americas…
Development bank to open ‘floodgates’ for Guyanese startups, PSC chairman says
The Guyana Development Bank could become one of the most important financing tools for a new generation of local entrepreneurs,…
Tax Administration Explained: What Happens After a Business Registers?
Registering a business is only the beginning of tax compliance. Learn how TINs, returns, records and recurring obligations shape tax administration in Guyana.
U.S. Deputy Secretary Christopher Landau to Visit Guyana for Investment, Energy and Critical Minerals Talks
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau is scheduled to visit Guyana for talks with President Irfaan Ali and Cabinet on investment, energy and critical minerals.
Business Licensing Explained: Do You Always Need a Licence in Guyana?
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.
US$150M package targets First Bauxite expansion in Guyana
A US$85.5 million US government equity agreement, supported by US$64.5 million in private capital, is intended to finance costs associated with Strategic Bauxite’s acquisition of First Bauxite and the planned expansion of its Guyana operations.