Tax Clearance Certificate Process in Nepal
A Tax Clearance Certificate (Kar Chukta Pramanpatra) is one of the most frequently requested compliance documents in Nepal. Companies, branch offices, sole proprietorships and individual taxpayers all require it at some stage, and foreign investors cannot repatriate funds, sell shares or close a company without it. This guide, prepared by CompanyNP, explains the legal basis, […]
Bank Blacklisting in Nepal
Bank blacklisting in Nepal is a formal regulatory action that restricts a borrower, cheque issuer, or business entity from accessing credit facilities from banks and financial institutions (BFIs). For foreign investors, promoters, and directors operating in Nepal, blacklisting is not merely a banking inconvenience. It carries direct legal consequences under the Companies Act, 2063, the […]
Liquor License Process in Nepal
The liquor license process in Nepal is a formal legal procedure that any individual or business entity must complete before producing, distributing, selling, or importing alcoholic beverages in Nepal. The alcohol license in Nepal is governed primarily under the Excise Act, 2058 (2002) and the Excise Rules, 2059 (2002). Without a valid liquor license, operating […]