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HAVING viewed Finance Minister Colm Imbert’s disingenuous attempt to assuage the public’s dissatisfaction with the many property tax issues during the PNM’s (People’s National Movement’s) Tuesday night “Conversations with the

THE T&T Manufacturers’ Association supports the imposition of a “reasonable and equitable” property tax on residential properties, provided there are tangible results from this new income source, newly re-elected president

THE final agreement for the sale of the former ArcelorMittal iron and steel plant in Point Lisas to TT Iron Steel Company (TTIS) is expected to take place in a

IT is clear the issue of property tax is not going away any time soon. Two senior representatives of the Government tried to justify the tax, suggesting three reasons. One

“NO to property tax at this time. Tax the 1%. The sting in the tail is they want to give power to the Finance Minister (Colm Imbert) to increase the

Finance Minister Colm Imbert yesterday disclosed that his property tax will amount to $9,000 a year, but he does not plan to query it, even though he thinks it is

The Property Tax (Amendment) Bill which decreases the amount of tax to be payed from three percent to two percent, is before the Senate for debate.

Most of the Value Added Tax refunds that are to be paid by the government, are being owed to hydrocarbon companies. This confirmation comes from Finance Minister Colm Imbert who

It is time trade union leaders realise the Government has discarded the legislated industrial relations process.

The Communication Workers’ Union (CWU) is calling for the removal of general manager of operations and administration Gerard Cooper and senior manager of environmental, social and reputation management Khamal Georges