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Dear Client,
Do you have the right registration?
It's quite easy to wake up and start a business, of course with the aim to make profit. You may not have considered being registered by the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC). However, this registration is quite important and not just being registered,  being registered under the right category.

It is not an uncommon thing to intend to do business with several institutions or government and you consult "someone" to help you get registered. You are then given a Certificate of registration of business name and you then start making your bids. You consider your business registered! Yes your business is registered, but your business has the wrong registration for the intended market you intend to reach!

This week, I want you to stop losing those contracts, so I will take us through the many forms of business registration and the benefits+limitations on each, the incentives and the proper market for each type of registration.

If you already have a wrong registration, do not panic, such registration can always be converted provided the conditions are right! So stay connected and get the tips needed to identify the registration you need.

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Cheers,
Olukayode Olugbemi

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