- The Chaguanas Chamber of Industry and Commerce is urging the government to prioritize processing VAT refunds owed to businesses
- Further delays in paying refunds could harm cash flow and trust for business owners
- The chamber suggests implementing a 90-day time frame for processing payments
- Allowing businesses to offset outstanding taxes with VAT refunds could streamline tax administration and reduce delays
- The Chamber also calls for addressing crime and extortion, suggesting improved intelligence operations and community-police relationships.
Source: tt.loopnews.com
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