GRA urges businesses to seek its advice on taxes
The Guyana Revenue Aut-hority (GRA) has called on businesses to seek its advice on the calculation of taxes and the completion of tax returns.
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The Guyana Revenue Aut-hority (GRA) has called on businesses to seek its advice on the calculation of taxes and the completion of tax returns.
The four recently-passed local government bills, necessary for the holding of local government elections, remain with the Chambers of Attorney General (AG) Anil Nandlall and National Assembly Clerk Sherlock Isaacs says he does not know when they will be returned.
A Brazilian gold miner, who claimed he was misguided, was fined and ordered deported yesterday after admitting that he forged a passport to hide the fact that he entered the country illegally.
A businessman was yesterday released on bail after he denied wounding a friend over money owed to him.
Alex Mendonca, faced with a robbery with violence charge, got a reprieve yesterday after his accuser declined to give evidence against him.
Banks DIH Limted presented bursaries to 24 children of its employees and shareholders who were successful at this year’s National Grade Six Assessment.
Chairman of the Linden Fund USA, Bishop Dr. Michael Clarke has expressed gratitude to those persons, who helped in pulling Dr.
Anthony Michael Samaroo, now on the run after chopping his wife several times last week after an argument at their Cummings Lodge home, says that he has no memory of most of what occurred but claims that he was set off by his partner’s taunts.
The Government of Canada today announced the opening of a new visa application centre (VAC) in Georgetown to make the process of applying for a visa to enter Canada easier and more convenient.
During Friday, police say that the body of chain-saw operator Chandradat Hussain, 39 years of Goed Bananen Land, East Canje, Berbice, was found hanging in a logging camp at Kurduni, Berbice River.
A Commission from the OAS Mechanism for Follow-Up on the Implementation of the Inter-American Convention against Corruption (MESICIC) will conduct, from October 8 to 10, an on-site visit to Guyana, with the consent of the host country.
Minister of Natural Resources, Robert Persaud yesterday said that illegal mining will soon be tracked by satellite imagery and there would be instant deployments to deal with the problem.
Two children were burnt to death during a fire which gutted their home at Pollydore Drive, Georgetown early yesterday morning.
A twenty-three-year-old mother of two and a six-week-old baby died after an accident on the Linden-Soesdyke Highway yesterday.
A government-commissioned study in 2009 on the economic benefits of the Amaila hydropower project itself raised concerns that the hydrology of the falls could be a problem for year-round generation of power.
CEO of the Cheddi Jagan International Airport, Timehri (CJIA) Ramesh Ghir says that works should have started last week on the airport runway upgrade as part of the larger expansion project but design snags have proven difficult to overcome.
A woman and her two children are today homeless after the father of the children reportedly burnt her `C’ Field, Sophia residence to the ground following a quarrel.
A wedding celebration at No 4 Settlement, Blairmont, West Bank Berbice ended abruptly around 2 pm yesterday when it was learnt that the home of the bride’s grandparents was on fire a short distance away.
IDB Representative in Guyana Sophie Makonnen said last week that talks with Sithe Global and with Government are still ongoing on the Amaila Falls Hydropower Project and the due diligence on the venture which started months ago is still to be completed.
Students attending the University of Guyana (UG) Turkeyen Campus for the academic year 2013/2014 were on Friday encouraged to challenge the university but asked to stop saying negative things about the institution on social media.
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