Imbert Clears Air on VAT Items
By Sue-Ann Wayow FINANCE Minister Colm Imbert is seeking to clarify information regarding food items and the Value Added Tax...
By Sue-Ann Wayow FINANCE Minister Colm Imbert is seeking to clarify information regarding food items and the Value Added Tax...
FORECAST: Sunshine will be interrupted by partly cloudy/ cloudy intervals with showers, especially over southern and western areas of...
By Neil Gosine Government intends to tax citizens until they die and collect billions in taxes in 2022. According to...
SIX persons have died due to Covid-19 in Trinidad and Tobago . In its latest update (#869) on Wednesday, the...
By Sue-Ann Wayow OWNERS of business establishments who want to operate under the TT Safe Zone banner do not...
By Chantalé Fletcher DIRECTOR of Mental Health Dr Hazel Othello says mental health is everyone’s business. She said, “So,...
PAPA Bois, Compé Anansi and Miss Esmie, famous characters in master folklore writer Al Ramsawak stories, will once again...
By Sue-Ann Wayow DECEMBER 6 has been declared the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) election day. The announcement...
THE Republic of Korea now has a new ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago. National Security Minister Fitzgerald Hinds met...
ELEVEN additional Covid-19 cases are reported in Tobago within the last 24 hours. A release from the Division of...
By Chantalé Fletcher A person in Tobago has been identified with the first case of the Delta variant of...
CONSUMERS will now benefit from the removal of Value Added Tax (VAT) from basic food items effective November 1....
FORECAST: Partly sunny and breezy conditions interrupted at times by some showery spells in varying localities. There is a...
EIGHT persons have died due to Covid-19 in Trinidad and Tobago . In its latest update (#868) on Tuesday, the...
By Chantalé Fletcher MINISTER of Finance Colm Imbert says the Government spent $123.1 million on general revenues for the...