Simplifying GST Filing: Transforming Taxation in Bhutan

Explore the origins of Bhutan's water sources and their critical role in sustaining the country's ecosystems and economy. Discover insights into water management strategies amidst...

The Bhutan Olympic Committee launches reforms to modernize the sports ecosystem, enhancing athlete support and aligning with national goals.

Discover how roads, power, and connectivity have transformed Merak, turning a once-isolated village into a thriving community, and what it means for Bhutan's future.

Bhutan's BRECSA project prioritizes three key commodities in four districts, focusing on sustainable production and market linkages to bolster the agricultural sector.

Draktsho East's new initiative bridges the gap between training and employment for persons with disabilities, promoting inclusivity and economic independence in Bhutan.

Bhutan faces diverse pre-monsoon weather with rain and hail in the south and snow in the north, driven by intersecting atmospheric systems.

In Bhutan's remote Dhugti Village, education arrives on foot. Dawa Tshering walks hours through forests to teach children who can't reach classrooms, transforming homes into...

Bhutan's fuel subsidy could cost nearly Nu 4bn by June. With rising global fuel prices, the government faces fiscal challenges while promoting sustainable solutions.

Bhutan's GST reform aims to enhance transparency and efficiency. Efforts focus on easing compliance, improving usability, and fostering stakeholder collaboration.

In Gelephu, doma buyers are pulling back as prices drop, causing concerns among exporters despite a promising start to the harvest season.

The Punakha–Gasa Highway faces a race against time as restoration efforts aim to beat the monsoon. This vital road is crucial for connecting Gasa Dzongkhag.

Bhutan's DigiGyel Project is launching AI literacy in 150 remote schools, empowering over 50,000 students and 300 teachers to bridge the digital divide.

Discover the captivating journey of international cyclists exploring Bhutan's rugged terrain on unicycles, delving into its rich culture and unparalleled landscapes.

Over 60 players showcased their skills at the Gyalsey Jigme Namgyel National Open Tennis Championship finale, with thrilling victories and inspiring performances.

Bhutanese hazelnuts gain Rainforest Alliance certification, opening doors to premium international markets and promising prosperity for local farmers.

The Bhutanese government is set to enhance a 28-km road in Nubi Gewog, promising improved connectivity and economic benefits for local communities.

Explore how Bhutan's compassionate healthcare model strives to balance accessibility and quality, drawing on cultural values and global examples for a sustainable future.

Bhutan is set to establish the first modern Buddhist city, blending tradition and innovation to create a hub of spirituality and culture.

Explore Bhutan's initiative to save fuel without straining family budgets. Discover practical solutions and the role of public duty in sustainable practices.

Bhutan embraces shared responsibility to manage fuel challenges, promoting sustainability and resilience through innovative strategies and electric vehicles.

Bhutan's fuel subsidy, costing Nu 1.5 billion monthly, aims to stabilize the economy amid soaring global oil prices, while presenting fiscal challenges.

Discover the Rhododendron Festival, where Bhutan's royal charm meets cultural splendor. Explore the rich biodiversity and traditions of the highlands.

The Bhutanese government revises its hotel interest subsidy scheme to support struggling yet viable hotels, ensuring sustainable economic growth.

Bhutan's Ministry of Finance reviews a proposal to increase the DSA for kidney patients referred to India, aiming to ease financial burdens.

PIT collections in Bhutan have doubled to Nu 3.2 billion over five years, highlighting significant economic development and tax reform impacts.

Bhutan's DRC recovers Nu 66M from under-declared rental income, fostering a culture of compliance and transparency. Discover how this impacts the nation's economy.

With spring planting underway, Bhutan ensures a steady fertiliser supply despite global disruptions, securing agricultural productivity and stability.

Ugyen Phuntsho, a young entrepreneur from Trashigang, transforms local crops into snacks, boosting the rural economy and promoting sustainable agriculture.

Thangza School's temporary relocation highlights the urgent need for sustainable solutions amidst the looming GLOF threat from Thorthomi Lake.

Gelephu Mindfulness City is redefining urban development by harmonizing growth with nature, preserving vast ecosystems while allowing sustainable urban expansion.

Despite government backing, Bhutan's crop and livestock insurance struggles to attract farmers. Discover the challenges and potential solutions for boosting enrolment.

Bhutan may welcome a new telecom operator to lower data costs, ensuring fair pricing and consumer protection as part of a strategic government initiative.

Low wages and rising living costs are pushing Bhutan's working poor to the brink. Discover the systemic challenges and potential solutions in this in-depth analysis.

Discover the vibrant Haa Spring Festival, a celebration of Bhutanese culture and community, featuring traditional performances, interactive activities, and sustainable tourism initiatives.

Bhutan's GST implementation seeks to modernize taxation, enhancing efficiency and transparency. Despite initial challenges, the government is committed to refining the process, ensuring long-term benefits.

No Bhutanese in GCC nations have confirmed plans to return, despite travel disruptions and rising costs. The Bhutanese government monitors the situation closely.

Bhutan's homeownership strategy, set for June, aims to tackle housing shortages with a comprehensive plan. Discover the strategic steps and phases involved.

The escalating Middle East conflict impacts Bhutan's tourism with cancellations and revenue loss, but also presents opportunities for strategic market repositioning.