- Premier Mark Brantley urges the Federal Government to review and reform key taxes, including VAT and Customs Duty, to stimulate economic growth.
- He suggests considering a permanent reduction of VAT from 17% to as low as 10%, starting with an assessment of a reduction to 13%.
- Brantley cites Nevis’ experience, where a temporary VAT reduction did not decrease government revenue and led to increased consumption.
- He calls for a more permanent and equitable system for duty-free concessions, rather than seasonal exemptions.
- Brantley emphasizes the need for innovative economic policies and believes local expertise can guide effective tax reform.
Source: sknvibes.com
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