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Unicomer St. Vincent Ltd., parent company of Courts Furniture Store, is expected to be served with notice very soon from the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) demanding that the over $20 million in outstanding taxes be paid. The government’s position was validated following a ruling by the Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal last week which ruled in favour of the tax collection entity that they were in fact owed $12.66 million...

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Unicomer St. Vincent Ltd., parent company of Courts Furniture Store, is expected to be served with notice very soon from the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) demanding that the over $20 million in outstanding taxes be paid. The government’s position was validated following a ruling by the Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal last week which ruled in favour of the tax collection entity that they were in fact owed $12.66 million...

Unicomer St. Vincent Ltd., parent company of Courts Furniture Store, has signalled its intention to appeal the judgment handed down by the Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal in favour of the government for outstanding taxes now amounting to just over $20 million. The company released a statement on April 22, 2024, days after the ruling came from the Appellate Court. This is the fourth ruling in favour of the Comptroller...

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Jaric St. Vincent Ltd will continue its Workplace Safety and Health Conversation Series at the Sunset Shores Hotel Conference Room, on October 25-26 beginning at 9:00 a.m. The series of workplace safety conversations, which started in September, are designed and presented in workshop format to provide organisations with the necessary knowledge and tools required to effectively implement and manage health and safety in the workplace, Jaric said in a release. …

The St. Vincent and the Grenadines Community College (SVGCC) has been returned as champions of the Windward Islands Debating Competition (WIDC), making it two consecutive titles for the institution. The SVGCC defeated Dominica State College 672 - 649 in Friday’s final. The college’s Marika Baptiste and Niesha Richards acted as the proposition for the moot “Countries have a right to impose vaccine mandates to protect the health of their populations”.  …