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Practical guides to starting, running and protecting your business in Nigeria. Find the answers you need, wherever you are in your business journey.
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Starting a business in Nigeria can be exciting, but it comes with its fair share of regulatory challenges. One of the most critical steps for any entrepreneur is understanding the licensing requirements in...
When setting up a company in Nigeria, one of the key compliance requirements under the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020 is the appointment of directors. A common question for business owners and...
Appointing directors is one of the most important steps in running a company in Nigeria. Beyond choosing capable individuals, companies must ensure that directors meet certain legal criteria – one of which...
Operating a non-profit organisation in Nigeria goes beyond securing registration with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). To maintain legal standing, safeguard donor trust, and avoid penalties,...
Starting or growing a business in Nigeria comes with a few essential compliance steps and two of the most important are Tax Identification Number (TIN) and Value Added Tax (VAT) registration. At 618 Bees, we...
When it comes to structuring investments, joint ventures, or special projects, the Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) is one of the smartest tools in the business playbook. At 618 Bees, we understand that while...
Nigeria remains a top destination for foreign investment in Africa, rich in resources, innovation, and opportunity. But entering the Nigerian market can be complex. That’s where 618 Bees comes in. We offer...
Nigeria is Africa’s largest economy and a fast-growing hub for innovation, tech, agriculture, and manufacturing. If you’re planning to start a business here, whether as a Nigerian resident or a foreign...
If you’re exporting goods from Nigeria or simply want to authenticate your locally produced items, you’ve probably heard about the Certificate of Origin issued by NACCIMA – but do you know how to get one?...
Are you entering into a technology transfer agreement or licensing intellectual property in Nigeria? If so, the National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion (NOTAP) should be on your radar. NOTAP...
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) defines an International Money Transfer Operator (IMTO) as a company approved to facilitate the transfer of funds from individuals or entities residing abroad to recipients...
Business compliance is the process of making sure your company and employees follow all laws, regulations, standards, and ethical practices that apply to your organisation and the industry at large. The...
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