RAMPS Logistics Chairman, Shaun Rampersad, on Friday told the Stabroek Business that the firm currently providing support services to several foreign companies involved in various aspects of Guyana’s oil and gas industry, is determined that its current travails here, not least the recent move to the Courts against the company by the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA), not impact negatively on its image as a reputable service provider.
RAMPS – whose parent company is based in Trinidad – is currently facing charges brought against the company by the GRA contending that it had, over a period of time, made a number of false declarations with regard to duty-free imports which the company had handled.
