- New legislation must be introduced by the parliament to implement recent tax changes.
- Parliament facilitates political consensus for tax reform.
Parliament and Civil Society Organizations are discussing concerns regarding taxation and GST issues.
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Parliament and Civil Society Organizations are discussing concerns regarding taxation and GST issues.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- GST Act amendments may be taken up in Parliament.Sub-event
MP James Wild opposed inheritance tax and discussed haulage sector issues.1 source
Parliament and CSOs are discussing taxation and GST concerns.1 source
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Parliament facilitates political consensus for tax reform.Also in this story
- The Institute of Directors urges the business community in Guernsey to adopt a new tax reform package.
- Parliament scrutinizes finance minister's revenue collection authority.
Within New legislation must be introduced by the parliament to implement recent tax changes.
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