- Cash flow constraints delayed VAT refunds to SMEs
- Refunds expected by end of 2024 will now be paid by end of January 2025
- Imbert attributes delay to lower than expected revenue due to oil and gas production levels and prices
- Government had to prioritize expenditure and delay VAT refunds
- Cash flow has improved, allowing for refunds to be paid by end of January 2025
Source: trinidadexpress.com
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