Ministry of Commerce and Industry of the[ ] (via Public) / India exports 11,49,341 MT of Marine products during 2020-21 publicnow.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from publicnow.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
GJEPC Appreciates USTR’s Decision To Suspend Tariffs On Indian Jewellery For 180 Days A detailed representation was made to the Government of India on 29th March, 2021, series of webinars and meetings were conducted with trade; and based on the inputs received, a comprehensive guide was prepared, and provided to all members By: Diamond World News Service
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Announcing the conclusion of the one-year Section 301 investigations of Digital Service Taxes (DSTs) adopted by India, Austria, Italy, Spain, and Turkey, United States Trade Representative (USTR) has suspended tariffs on goods from these countries for up to 180 days to provide additional time to complete the ongoing multilateral negotiations on international taxation at the OECD and in the G20 process.
Botswana collects M52 billion in taxes
Before I start, I have a short story to share, as a follow-up to last week’s opinion piece.
I was in Pretoria last Tuesday and decided to take my car for a wash at one filling station in Lynwood.
As I was paying for the service at one of the cashiers I over-heard one security guard throwing tantrums over how Pitso Mosimane (former Mamelodi Sundowns coach) discredited them as Sundowns FC supporters. He went on and on and said, “Pitso o re tloaela hampe.”
So I thought I should join in the conversation because I personally didn’t like how Pitso Mosimane was ill-treated by his own people on his home ground. So, I kindly asked Mr Security guard a very simple question and said, “Pitso o le tloaela hampe ha a etsa eng?”
Kuwait Finance House KFH launched Ready for summer? campaign. New and advantageous cards giving customers a unique experience and several chances to win valuable prizes when using. | May 30, 2021
(Bloomberg) Singapore stuck to its economic growth forecast for this year, seeing past the impact of renewed restrictions imposed to stem an uptick in virus cases.