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Effective today, the deadly property tax takes effect, says Finance Minister Colm Imbert.The law doesn’t exist for the regional corporations to collect the taxes yet, but the minister was adamant

THE Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce has suggested that Government look at ways to improve tax collection and provide a comprehensive update on the state of the economy in the mid-year review of the 2023/2024 budget.

Rampant crime and an anticipated increase in the cost of living are the foremost concerns of businesspeople, MPs and mayors for 2024.In a WhatsApp exchange with the Sunday Express yesterday,

FINANCE Minister Colm Imbert says he has observed a persistent campaign of deliberate misinformation regarding property tax in the public domain.

The human pain and suffering was immense while it is estimated that Caribbean Airlines (CAL) suffered a $15 million loss in 2023 when the majority of its pilots abandoned their

A ransomware attack forced the National Insurance Board (NIBTT) to close all its offices from yesterday to tomorrow.

THE minimum wage is set to increase by $3 from January 1, making the new minimum wage $20.50, up from $17.50 an hour. Finance Minister Colm Imbert announced this during

BEFORE the 2024 celebrations kick off, take a moment to look at the taxes and measures to be implemented from January 1.

Finance Minister Colm Imbert has said that pensioners who are unable to pay their property taxes can have them indefinitely deferred until they die.Then whoever inherits the pro­perty will be

Why do valuation notices of the annual rental value, which is causing so much angst, not also state what’s the annual property tax? The question was asked by Independent Senator