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http://www.cnc3.co.tt/press-release/imb ... operty-tax
Finance Minister Colm Imbert says it is clear to the Ministry of Finance that people are willing to pay the Property Tax and he said that's why the Cabinet has agreed to extend the deadline for submission of forms to June 5th.
Speaking at today's post-Cabinet media conference, Minister Imbert said the fact that people are lining up to submit the forms, shows that they have not acceded to the calls by some to "rip up forms" and not pay the tax.
The Minister told the media that 60,000 forms were submitted last week and another 90,000 this week ahead of the May 22nd deadline.
That represents150,000 of the estimated 400,000 residential properties in Trinidad and Tobago.
"It is obvious that people want to have their properties valued. They want to pay the tax. So felt we would give people more time," he said in reference to the decision to extend the deadline.
He said the government decided to start with residential properties because there are an estimated 250,000 residential properties already in their records, making it easier for the ministry to start there.
GeneralHonda wrote:LOL. I am against it but on the other hand, once I pay that tax and others do the same, the govt can no longer say they are unable to put humps, drains, road marking etc. .
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:Investors have no reasons to come here, we don't work we have countless holidays and lots of extensions as people does stay home from Friday. And we are not connected to South America either we are an Island so anything built here has to leave by plane or boat.
I would suggest tourism but this place is a dump who wants to visit a labass when you can just go Bahamas?
Once upon a time we had a grand opportunity for a smelter plant, some cacahole fool the whole population saying it to poison us and we go dead, then when they came into power they tried the very same thing except it was too late and those investors had already gone elsewhere, politics really does have a morality of its own.
teems1 wrote:The reason so many people dropped their forms off is due to fear, not willingness to pay the tax.
Fear of losing your home which you've worked so hard to obtain.
Fear of any late fee penalties.
If he were to scrap any late fee penalties and make the tax voluntary then he would have an accurate number of those willing to pay the tax.
How can someone so stupid have so much power over the nation.
teems1 wrote:The reason so many people dropped their forms off is due to fear, not willingness to pay the tax.
Fear of losing your home which you've worked so hard to obtain.
Fear of any late fee penalties.
If he were to scrap any late fee penalties and make the tax voluntary then he would have an accurate number of those willing to pay the tax.
How can someone so stupid have so much power over the nation.
tourniquet wrote:These dicks![]()
http://www.cnc3.co.tt/press-release/imb ... operty-tax
Finance Minister Colm Imbert says it is clear to the Ministry of Finance that people are willing to pay the Property Tax and he said that's why the Cabinet has agreed to extend the deadline for submission of forms to June 5th.
Speaking at today's post-Cabinet media conference, Minister Imbert said the fact that people are lining up to submit the forms, shows that they have not acceded to the calls by some to "rip up forms" and not pay the tax.
The Minister told the media that 60,000 forms were submitted last week and another 90,000 this week ahead of the May 22nd deadline.
That represents150,000 of the estimated 400,000 residential properties in Trinidad and Tobago.
"It is obvious that people want to have their properties valued. They want to pay the tax. So felt we would give people more time," he said in reference to the decision to extend the deadline.
He said the government decided to start with residential properties because there are an estimated 250,000 residential properties already in their records, making it easier for the ministry to start there.
GeneralHonda wrote:Lodged my form today at the POS office. Lots of people outside who were now asking for forms, had nothing ready and complaining. I had my completed info. and was in and out in under 10 mins. receipt in hand.
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