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Antigua & Barbuda welcomes P&O Cruises Arvia homeporting call - Vimarsana News

Antigua & Barbuda welcomes P&O Cruises Arvia homeporting call

Antigua and Barbuda has welcomed Arvia, the largest cruise vessel to ever visit this special destination. | world travel news – tourism news – breaking travel news - destination news |

Antigua Cruise Port Completes Successful Homeporting Of P&O Arvia - Vimarsana News

Antigua Cruise Port Completes Successful Homeporting Of P&O Arvia

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Another delay in Customs fraud case | Antigua Observer Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Another delay in Customs fraud case | Antigua Observer Newspaper

By Latrishka Thomas Latrishka.thomas@antiguaobserver.com The high-profile case where three people are accused of committing fraud against the Customs & Excise Division has been pushed back for another month. Early in August, Customs officer Joesine Christian and brokers Rowan Matthew and Foston George were jointly charged with conspiracy to defraud in…

Open Letter To The President - Vimarsana News

Open Letter To The President

OPEN LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT ON SETTING UP OF A COMMISSION OF INQUIRY INTO THE ACTIVITIES OF CUSTOM AND PREVENTIVE SERVICES IN ORDER TO ENSURE THE MAXIMIZATION OF CUSTOM REVENUE AND FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE SECURITY AT THE BORDERS OF GHANA BY MAJOR MOHAMMED BOGOBIRI (RTD) Dear Mr President.…

Reminder VAT returns must be submitted online next month - Vimarsana News

Reminder VAT returns must be submitted online next month

Reminder VAT returns must be submitted online next month Tue, 09 Mar 2021 VAT-registered businesses and individuals are reminded that they will be required to submit Value Added Tax (VAT) returns online and make payments electronically from 1 April 2021. Three-quarters of VAT returns are currently submitted electronically using the Isle of Man Government’s online services. It will become mandatory to submit this way from 1 April to ensure all customers are prepared for the forthcoming introduction of an improved system with greater online functionality. Customers who are not currently e...