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Couriers Need To Properly Report
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Department of Inland Revenue has cracked down on the courier industry after suspicions of misreporting and outstanding taxes.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – The Department of Inland Revenue has cracked down on the courier industry after suspicions of misreporting and outstanding taxes.
Acting Controller in the Department of Inland Revenue, Shunda Strachan says there are concerns surrounding businesses closing with money owed to the government and reopening under a different name.
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