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05/08/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Geroldine G Salasie, Trevor Yambali, West Pablo

28/07/2026

Another successful registration and publication of an association in The National newspaper today.

More associations in the queue for publications.

Talk to us now if you want to legally register your association in PNG. We got you covered in every steps of the registration.

28/07/2026

For eligibility of SME loans, you need to start register your business now at IPA, IRC and open a business account.

Talk to us now and we can assist to set up your business accordingly.

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Supporting our local businesses. We are happy to support another SME through TISA Bank’s Asset Financing Lending solutions, assisting businesses to thrive in service delivery.

Through this partnership, Yakapoi Trading, owned by Andrew Lakira and located in Ialibu, Southern Highlands Province, received a brand-new Toyota Hiace 15-seater bus, improving overall utility and logistics capabilities to achieve business growth.

Congratulations to Yakapoi Trading on your new vehicle and we wish you success on your business journey.

For information regarding our SME lending solutions, please reach out to us via email on [email protected] | WhatsApp 7000 6000 | or call us on 1668/3002200/300234579987200.

21/07/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Maria Maguna, Salome Johnson Tamwau Kalibotauma, Ishmael U Wia, Habialu Kaupi, Yasina SU Awa, Jireh Tom, Joshua Kuiaka, Chris Aron Enb Native, Wamma Shen, Peter Olobe, Ma Ree

15/07/2026

Another association getting ready to be fully roll out with the registration. Intention acquired and awaiting publication.

11/07/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Mohammad Hassan, George Y Zykios, Jeffery Airi Jnr, Pomat Pepi Monica, Justine Koip, Lakie Dukum Murray, Bobby Kerry, Eperi Kusalo, Rìta Bìla II, Joel Kay Warea, Vanessa Balbal, F-Kays Mini Sales

01/07/2026

Proud to register a association for UNIVERSITY OF PNG FLY RIVER STUDENTS ASSOCIATION INC.

Association registered yesterday and was published today in the National newspaper.
Will run for 28 days and then we'll continue for TIN certificate and account opening.

Need assistance to register your association, don't hesitate to contact one of the trusted and most reliable consulting firm in the country &TaxConsultants

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01/07/2026

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28/06/2026

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25/06/2026

10 Simple Steps to Start a Small Business in Papua New Guinea (PNG)
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1. Think of a Business Idea
Choose a business idea based on what people need and what you’re good at. Make sure there’s a demand for your product or service in your area.

2. Write a Business Plan
Create a simple plan that explains what your business will sell, who your customers are, how you will advertise, and how much money you expect to make and spend.

3. Pick a Business Type
Decide if you want to run your business alone (Sole Trader), with a partner (Partnership), or as a company (Company). Companies are more official but need extra paperwork.

4. Register
Register your business name or company with the Investment Promotion Authority (IPA). Make sure the name is unique and fits your business idea. They have different fees and compliance requirements.

5. Get a Tax Number (TIN)
Apply for a Tax Identification Number (TIN) from the Internal Revenue Commission (IRC). This number is needed to pay taxes properly. If it is your first time, they'll tell you to register an individual TIN under your name, and a non individual TIN under your company name.

6. Open a Business Bank Account
Open a business bank account with a bank like BSP, Kina Bank, or TISA, NBC, Credit Bank. etc.This keeps your personal and business money separate. Different banks have different SME loan requirements.

7. Apply for Licenses and Permits
Some businesses need special licenses, like a trading license from your local town authority. Check what you need for your type of business.

8. Follow Employment Rules
If you plan to hire workers, make sure you follow PNG labor laws. This includes fair pay, work hours, and signing up for superannuation (retirement savings).

9. Keep Track of Money
Set up a system to record your earnings and spending. You can use tools like Excel, Xero, or QuickBooks to keep your finances organized. If you want to learn, let me know.

10. Advertise and Start Your Business
Spread the word about.