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International Shipping (Part One)

International Shipping (Part One)

You may be wondering what you can do to outsource what you do as an Entrepreneur. Isn't that right? As an entrepreneur, you should always know that you can sell what you do when you find people who need it. Read this article and understand the steps you need to take to sell your business abroad.

What You Need to Know to Succeed in Public Procurement (Part Two)

What You Need to Know to Succeed in Public Procurement (Part Two)

Many young entrepreneurs know that government procurement is difficult and there are those who are destined for mees that are not for them. But it's not true. Public markets have their own rules and their rules are not secret. It is knowledge that everyone should know. In this article, we share the second part about government procurement.

Tax Practice: - Value Added Tax Penalties - Part Two

Tax Practice: - Value Added Tax Penalties - Part Two

As we said in the previous article on VAT, it is the Law. Failure to comply with the Act will attract penalties/fines. What about VAT non-compliance? Did you know that there are prizes/awards given to those who can identify and avoid the dangers?

Tax Training: Value Added Tax - Part One

Tax Training: Value Added Tax - Part One

Without taxes the country would not be built as it should be. It is the duty of every Rwandan and every resident of Rwanda to pay the prescribed taxes and everyone contributes to the development of the country. Understand VAT Part One

Five (5) Businesses You Can Start With No Capital

Five (5) Businesses You Can Start With No Capital

Getting started is difficult for many because there is a problem with getting capital. But are all startups the ones with the most capital? No. Often depending on the business there are small businesses that don't require a lot of capital.

What You Need to Know to Succeed in Public Procurement (Part One)

What You Need to Know to Succeed in Public Procurement (Part One)

Entrepreneurs with small businesses think that winning a contract to provide services or products to the government is a given. This is not the case. Rwanda's government tenders are often awarded in such a way that everyone is allowed to compete if they meet the requirements.