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For small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Pakistan, managing day-to-day business expenses is both an operational necessity and a financial challenge. In a developing economy where access to credit can be limited and cash transactions dominate many sectors, knowing when to use cash and when to rely on credit can be the key to long-term financial health. This article explores the pros

In the digital age, social media is no longer just a platform for entertainment and socializing; it has become a powerful business tool, especially in countries like Pakistan where over 70 million people use the internet and mobile phones are in almost every hand. For small businesses, social media offers a cost-effective, direct way to connect with customers, build brand awareness, and drive sales. Whether you’re running a clothing boutique in Lahore, a food  

For those running a business in Pakistan, managing taxes effectively is critical to maintaining compliance and achieving sustainable growth. Two of the most significant taxes that business owners must understand are Sales Tax and Income Tax. While they may sound similar, these taxes apply to different parts of your business operations and are governed by separate regulations. Whether you run a small retail shop, an online store, or a service-based business,