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Deputy PM launches BusinessNow platform to streamline online business services in Fiji

 Deputy PM launches BusinessNow platform to streamline online business services in Fiji
inistry of Trade, Co-operatives, SMEs and Communications

Fijians will no longer need to wait in lines, as Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade, Co-operatives, SMEs, and Communications, Manoa Kamikamica has officially launched the BusinessNow platform.

BusinessNow, also known as E-Services offers nine integrated services designed with a user-friendly interface for a seamless experience.

These services include online business registration, tax identification applications, and compliance management, all accessible through a single platform.

Kamikamica highlighted that the goal of the platform is to revolutionise business services, making it easier and faster for users to apply for business licenses and track application statuses.

He also encouraged stakeholders to promote the new digital platform within Fiji's business community to ensure it benefits as many people as possible.

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