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Business Centre Services
Business Centre Services
The Imperial Government provides three core services through MyLehmark, to support commercial and business operations, namely:
Business Registration
Revenue Reporting
Business Grants
A Register of Businesses is accessed here.
Imperial Directive on Business Conditions
Imperial Directive on Business Conditions
The Imperial Directive on Business Conditions lays out all relevant information for Businesses, including:
Rights and Responsibilities
Business Plan Requirements
Applying for a Business Grant
Business Grant Terms and Conditions
Accessing Services on MyLehmark
Accessing Services on MyLehmark
Apply for a Business Registration using the Business Registration Form (BRF-001).
Apply for a Business Grant using the Business Grant Application Form (BGAF-001).
Report Annual Revenues using the Revenue Report Form (RRF-001).
Business Application Process
Business Application Process
The Ministry of Revenue will review the Application Form and will respond to the Application in MyLehmark.
If successful, a Registration Fee Invoice, Business Certificate, and Lehmark Business Number, will be issued via email.
If the Ministry requires further information they will contact you via email.
If the Application if rejected, you will be informed with reasons via email.
Business Grant
Business Grant
Businesses registered for more than three months may apply for a Business Grant of up to 20,000 LDT via MyLehmark.
This Grant is designed to strengthen operational capacity by supporting expansion efforts, staff recruitment, payroll continuity, and increased output of goods and services—ensuring businesses remain competitive in their respective sectors.
Eligible businesses may submit multiple applications over time. However, a minimum interval of six months must be observed between each Grant application. All submissions will be reviewed and processed in accordance with established criteria.
Business Rights and Responsibilities
Business Rights and Responsibilities
Generally defined as a single person owned business.
Owner is personally liable for all debts and fees.
Can Hire Employees. Maximum 15 Employees.
Must pay wages in accordance with the National Wages Legislation.
Must keep records and transaction accounts for a minimum of 5 years.
Must conduct business using either Australian Dollars or LDT.
Cannot have Shares, Shareholders or Board of Directors
Permitted to have Business Partners, with ownership defined by private contract
Must pay a Business Registration Fee of 150LDT annually.
Must submit an annual Revenue Report by 1 July, using the Revenue Report Form (RRF-001) on MyLehmark.
Business Plan Requirements
Business Plan Requirements
For your Business Plan, answer the below questions in as much detail as you can:
What is the Business industry or sector?
What is the reason for registering the business?
Who is involved with the business?
How will the business involve the Citizens of Lehmark?
What is the method of revenue, and potential expenses?
How will the business evolve, develop and grow?
What services will the business supply?
Will goods be manufactured? If so, how?
How will the supply chain work?
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