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🌐 Alibaba Cloud registers as a VAT payer in Uzbekistan Alibaba Cloud (Singapore) has officially become a VAT payer in Uzbekistan, registering through the country’s tax.uz office on January 28. 👉 Read more: https://lnkd.in/d7KPNc6U Alibaba Group #Kursiv #KursivUz #AlibabaCloud #Uzbekistan #VAT #DigitalEconomy #CloudComputing #ForeignInvestment #Tech #Business

🌟 Exciting News for Nigerian AWS Customers! 🌟 Amazon Web Services (AWS) now accepts payments in Naira (₦), along with seven other local currencies! This is a game-changer for Nigerian businesses, startups, and developers leveraging AWS services. Here’s why: 💳 Simplified Payments: No need for currency conversions or dealing with fluctuating exchange rates. Pay directly in Naira! 💡 Cost Transparency: Predict and manage your cloud expenses more effectively without foreign exchange uncertainties. 🌍 Local Empowerment: Supporting local currency strengthens the Nigerian business ecosystem and makes cutting-edge cloud technologies on AWS more accessible. For local cloud service providers, this presents both challenges and opportunities. The ability to pay AWS in Naira increases competition, however, I think it will encourage local providers to innovate and offer competitive, localized solutions to retain their market share. To use Naira as the default payment currency: Log in to your AWS account, go to the “Billing and Cost Management” page, and select “Payment Preferences” under “Preferences and Settings” from the left navigation menu. Click “Edit” to change your default payment preferences, and select the Naira from the “Payment Currency” drop-down. Once you save your changes, AWS will generate your future invoices in Naira. #AWS #Nigeria #CloudComputing #Naira

Imports are just as important as exports! This is an old evidence-based conclusion from Kommerskollegium | National Board of Trade Sweden. In a brand-new report, Patrik Karpaty and I look at how digital services imports in the form of cloud services impact Swedish companies’ export performance. We find that companies using cloud services tend to be more internationalised, both by exporting more and to more markets. And it is especially smaller firms’ export performance that benefits! Accordingly, we emphasize the need to reduce digital trade barriers, particularly between the EU and the US. Perhaps it has become time to start looking into formalising EU-US digital trade FTA negotiations? Anders Ahnlid Pernilla Trägårdh https://lnkd.in/dRSEEcjn

Exciting announcement for businesses in Egypt ! AWS has just announced support for local currencies in AWS Payments. This update is a game-changer, making it easier and more cost-effective for Egyptian companies to leverage AWS's powerful cloud solutions. 💻☁️ By enabling payments in local currencies, AWS is taking a significant step toward simplifying financial operations for its customers in Egypt, helping businesses eliminate conversion fees and streamline billing processes. For more details check this link https://shorturl.at/4RS01

Amazon Web Services (AWS) Adds Nigerian Naira to Payment Options Amazon Web Services (AWS) has expanded its payment options by including the Nigerian Naira and other local currencies in its service catalog. In a recent press release, the global cloud services provider announced plans to integrate eight new currencies alongside existing ones. AWS customers in the US can now transact in Chilean Peso (CLP), Colombian Peso (COP), and Uruguayan Peso (UYU), while customers in Europe have access to Egyptian Pound (EGP), Nigerian Naira (NGN), Polish Zloty (PLN), Romanian Leu (RON), and Ukrainian Hryvnia (UAH). The inclusion of the Nigerian Naira (NGN) in the payment options holds significant implications for Nigerians, particularly businesses and individuals leveraging cloud services. Read more 👇 #Amazonwebservices #Amazon #AWS #Naira https://lnkd.in/dfx3-q7d

🌍 AWS Now Accepts Payments in Naira: A Game-Changer for Nigerian Businesses! Amazon Web Services (AWS), the global cloud leader, is now accepting payments in Naira—a significant step towards localized solutions amidst Nigeria’s economic challenges. This decision brings much-needed relief to Nigerian businesses, especially startups, struggling with the rising costs of dollar-based cloud services. By reducing the financial strain caused by FX volatility, AWS strengthens its foothold in Nigeria while unlocking new opportunities for SMEs and corporations to scale with world-class cloud infrastructure. For our potential clients, this is a reminder of the transformative role cloud solutions play in driving growth and resilience. The move underscores the importance of adapting to local realities to empower businesses and unlock Nigeria’s immense potential. 💡 Let’s innovate, grow, and build the future together! Visit our website to learn how we can help you harness these opportunities. 👉 Like, comment, and share your thoughts! #UnifiedBases #AWS #CloudComputing #NigeriaInnovation #TechForGrowth

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced that Nigerian customers can now pay for its services in naira, a move that significantly enhances the ease of doing business in Nigeria. https://zurl.co/rttEB

🌟 Exciting News for Nigerian Businesses! 🌟  Amazon Web Services (AWS) now accepts payments in Nigerian Naira (NGN)! 🎉  This update is a game-changer for businesses in Nigeria, including startups and enterprises, as it eliminates foreign exchange challenges, reduces costs, and simplifies transactions.  To switch your payment currency to Naira:   1️⃣ Log in to your AWS account.   2️⃣ Go to "Billing and Cost Management."   3️⃣ Select "Payment Preferences" under "Preferences and Settings."   4️⃣ Choose "Nigerian Naira (NGN)" and save changes.  Your invoices will now be generated in Naira, offering a more localized and cost-effective experience.  This move highlights AWS's commitment to supporting Nigerian businesses in scaling their operations with seamless cloud services. 💻🚀

Republic Act No. 12023: VAT on Digital Services Law affects a wide range of digital services provided by foreign companies. This law imposes a value-added tax on foreign digital service providers that offer services to Filipino consumers. Foreign digital providers are now required to register with the Philippine Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) to collect and remit VAT on these digital transactions. This includes Cloud and Web Hosting Services such as Google Cloud and Google Workspace. But don't worry! Cloud Ace can help you navigate this change and potentially lower your overall costs by providing exclusive discounts. Learn more about how we can help: www.cloud-ace.ph #CloudAce #CloudAcePhilippines #VAT #TRAINLaw #Philippines #digitaltax #foreigndigitalproviders #BIR #cloudcomputing #webhosting #GoogleCloud #GoogleWorkspace