- IMF staff visited Trinidad and Tobago for an Article IV mission
- The authorities have consented to the publication of the staff’s findings
- Strengthening the medium-term fiscal position is important to respond to potential shocks
- Efforts to enhance revenue mobilization and strengthen tax compliance are welcomed
- Measures to adjust the fiscal regime of the energy sector and boost non-energy revenue are recommended
- Progress in strengthening financial integrity and international tax transparency frameworks is commended
- Authorities are encouraged to continue strengthening domestic tax administration in line with international standards
Source: imf.org
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