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Grenada To Offer Fiscal Incentives For Post-Beryl Rebuilding

GRENADA – Grenada will introduce fiscal incentives to aid in rebuilding after Hurricane Beryl, effective August 1st with details to be provided by late July.

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July 18, 2024

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Kendeno Knowles

GRENADA – Grenada will introduce fiscal incentives to aid in rebuilding after Hurricane Beryl, effective August 1st with details to be provided by late July.

Hurricane Beryl destroyed 90% of buildings on Carriacou and Petite Martinique and damaged homes in Northern Grenada.

The government will waive taxes and duties on relief supplies for personal use until December 31, 2024, limited to two barrels, boxes, or crates per family.

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