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TAXMAN COMETH
Posted: Saturday, October 1, 2016
TAXMAN COMETH
IN rolling out a series of money-making measures in the 2016/2017 National Budget, both the rich and poor were touched by yesterday's Budget presentation.
Elite tax for high income earners
Imbert spreads economic burden around
'A vai-que-vai Budget'
OPPOSITION Leader Kamla Persad-Bissessar hit the National Budget as "a mishmash rehash of broken promises"
T&T going into debt trap—Kamla
Economist: TT continues to run at a deficit
THE 2016 / 2017 Budget missed the fact that if Trinidad and Tobago continues to run at a deficit, it will find itself in the position of Venezuela and Barbados.
Inflation, unemployment on the rise... energy output down
HEADLINE inflation and unemployment have both increased while energy output has fallen, according to the latest Central Bank (CBTT) statistics.
Tobago gets less...but
... the Assembly is not distressed because measures in place to enhance development on the sister isle will bring in additional revenue, THA Chief Secretary Orville London says.
London gives Sandals project his blessing
Gas stations face closure
Owners: No longer economical to operate
Taxi drivers - diesel price rise, levels playing field
15 percent increase in the price of diesel but no increase in gas
Maxi-taxi drivers not pleased: Have to pay 15% more for diesel
Citizens happy at T&TEC rebate, no hit on food
WITCO slams new cigarette tax
THE West Indian Tobacco Company (WITCO) has slammed Government's decision to implement increase cigarette taxes by 15 percent from October 20
Rise in alcohol prices does not faze drinkers
Griffith gives thumbs up for National Security allocation
...praising the $117 million allocation to upgrade intelligence gathering but questioned whether the $7.6 billion allocated was for purchasing of needed assets or just recurrent expenditure.
Branches anxious to know their share
$7.6b for National Security...
Amcham gives 'thumbs up'
...but the business group urges the "early and meaningful consultation" before enacting legislation that might appear as a disincentive for investment.
JTUM happy about no budget job cuts
TT dodges FATCA bullet
compliance with the United States Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act shifted to 2017
Have all schools repaired, NPTA
Angelo: It ain't going to be long again
President, audience moved to tears at book launch
Prisoner shot in face awarded $200,000
A FORMER PRISONER who was shot in the face at the hands of prison and police officers during a prison riot in 2006 has been awarded a little over $200,000 in compensation by a High Court Master.
Trini extradited to Canada to face murder charge
Schoolboy still critical
THE 11-year-old schoolboy who on Thursday was forced to ingest powdered Larnate (a deadly herbicide) by his father, who also ate the poison and committed suicide
Body in bag identified
The body of a man found wrapped in garbage bags on Thursday has been identified as Kurt Melville, 36, who had addresses in both Chaguanas and Laventille.
Suspect in $1.5m PriceSmart robbery held in mall car park
One of the men wanted as a prime suspect in the robbery of an estimated $1.5 million from PriceSmart Ltd, in Mausica in July, has been detained.
Black Nissan X-Trail returned to owner, Ria still missing
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