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Moniepoint MFB Tackles Fraudulent Activities With New USSD Service - Vimarsana News

Moniepoint MFB Tackles Fraudulent Activities With New USSD Service

April 3, (THEWILL) - As a way to make provision for a fast, secure and user-friendly platform for consumers to conduct their banking activities with ease, Moniepoint Microfinance Bank, has unveiled its new Unstructured Supplementary Service Data, USSD service. The service, accessible via a designated account control code is also expected to increase convenience and

ADVERTORIAL | Direct Funds Transfer (DFT) and Tax Administration Jamaica - Vimarsana News

ADVERTORIAL | Direct Funds Transfer (DFT) and Tax Administration Jamaica

The following content is created and paid for by Tax Administration Jamaica.   WHAT TAXES & FEES CAN BE PAID USING Direct Funds Transfer (DFT?) The following can be paid using DFT: · Payroll Taxes (PAYE; Ed Tax; NIS; NHT & HEART...

Public sector payments go electronic next year — CAGD - Vimarsana News

Public sector payments go electronic next year — CAGD

The Controller and Accountant General’s Department (CAGD) and the Bank of Ghana will roll out an electronic funds transfer platform next year...

Consumption Taxes for November due Friday, December 29 - Vimarsana News

Consumption Taxes for November due Friday, December 29

KINGSTON, Jamaica - Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ) is reminding business persons that Consumption Taxes for November are due on Friday, December 29, 2023, including General consumption tax (GCT), Sp...

EU Countries Resist 'No Russia Clause' in the 12th Sanctions Package - Vimarsana News

EU Countries Resist 'No Russia Clause' in the 12th Sanctions Package

The under-review proposal compels EU exporters to adopt a prohibition on re-exporting to Russia, covering all goods in the Commission's customs codes, extending to items beyond military use. This measure, however, risks negative repercussions on the EU's international trade and may be counterproductive.