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Imbert looks to boost tax revenue
Posted: Friday, June 7, 2024
Imbert looks to boost tax revenue
Finance Minister to deliver mid-year review today amid $b shortfall...
Tancoo: Come clean on state of T&T economy
With a $9 billion deficit looming for the 2024 Budget, Opposition UNC Finance spokesman Dave Tancoo is demanding that Finance Minister Colm Imbert, in his mid-year review today, provide full disclosure on the true state of T&T's economy—including the loss of $5B in revenue and its effects on citizens.
Affordable housing: Home Improvement Grants for more than 340 families
Minister Leonce said: "In the last fiscal year, the programme supported 762 families with an expenditure of $11.43 million. For the current fiscal year, $12 million has been allocated, and we expect to assist 800 families. The overwhelming response, with over 1,500 new applications, underscores the programme's critical need and public appreciation."
Venezuelan drops case challenging T&T law
State retains right to deport asylum seekers
Cuban envoy, Gopee-Scoon discuss trade
New gas frontier: US-approved licences to boost hydrocarbon industry
Islamic scholar deemed 'undesirable' denied entry into T&T
Paray tired of losing
'Cowards' afraid to oust current Natex
Veteran entertainer and promoter Elsworth James dies
Chris Must List free to go back to Canada for now
Man who escaped hit last year gunned down in Sando
Adrian Calliste survived an attempt on his life last year after being shot at point-blank range. However, yesterday he was not so fortunate as gunmen pursued him into Building 1A Rushworth Street, San Fernando, and shot him dead.
The murder occurred around 10.30 am shortly after Calliste arrived to do a transaction.
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