- The 2024 Financial Statements and Budgetary Proposals were eagerly awaited by the business community in Barbados
- The Budget is designed to address revenue-generating measures to close the gap between government’s expected revenue and projected expenditure
- Businesses were hoping for relief from high levels of taxation, including a review of VAT
- One missed opportunity was revising the Value Added Tax (VAT) to ease the cost of living for consumers and administrative burden on micro firms
- The VAT threshold in Barbados has changed over the years, impacting small businesses and government revenue
Source: barbadostoday.bb
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