Django posted:

January 16,2017 Source

The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) yesterday said that amended lists of items zero-rated and exempt for the Value-Added Tax (VAT) will take effect from February 1^st  2017.         

The list of zero-rated items has been substantially reduced as a result of the 2017 budget. This has attracted criticism from consumers and the business community. Many previously zero-rated items are now classified as exempted items. Businesses will not be able to claim VAT refunds for any inputs to exempt goods and the general consensus is that this will lead to a passing on of costs for these items to consumers.

Zero-rated items are now mainly linked to exports. A range of medicines remain zero-rated.

 

Zero-rated items include:

1. A supply of medicines and drugs of a kind only available by prescription.
2. Analgesics, cough and cold preparations, antacids and anti-flatulants, laxatives, oral rehydration preparations.
3. Glucometers, insulin syringes, spectacles prescribed by an optometrist, crutches.

Exempted items include:

1. Bread made with wheat flour or whole wheat flour
2. Raw brown rice, raw white rice and parboiled rice
3. Raw brown sugar
4. Cooking oil – vegetable, corn and coconut oil
5. Cow’s milk and milk powder, evaporated milk, liquid cow’s milk
6. Baby formula
7. Baby cereal including Nestum, Gerber, Cerelac
8. Unprocessed wheat
9. Flour (all types)
10. Diapers
11. Sanitary napkins
12. Bleach
13. Soap powder
14. Laundry soap

Squeeze the coolies again. Massala, curry powder, garlic, salt, onions, dholl...are these not necessities? Is bleach a necessity? Coolie have to pay for the rest to eat.

Pavement vendors are like flee markets and is dominated by blacks - they have no taxes to submit to government. What this means is the coolie businessman will have to pay the taxes as usual and the development will be done in Afro neighbourhood. 

Cockey and Moses will continue to turn a blind eye cause they know piggybacking on PNC guarantee a life income . 

To hell with the collie who we fool . 

cain posted:

skeldon_man posted:

Django posted:

January 16,2017 Source

The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) yesterday said that amended lists of items zero-rated and exempt for the Value-Added Tax (VAT) will take effect from February 1^st  2017.         

The list of zero-rated items has been substantially reduced as a result of the 2017 budget. This has attracted criticism from consumers and the business community. Many previously zero-rated items are now classified as exempted items. Businesses will not be able to claim VAT refunds for any inputs to exempt goods and the general consensus is that this will lead to a passing on of costs for these items to consumers.

Zero-rated items are now mainly linked to exports. A range of medicines remain zero-rated.

 

Zero-rated items include:

1. A supply of medicines and drugs of a kind only available by prescription.
2. Analgesics, cough and cold preparations, antacids and anti-flatulants, laxatives, oral rehydration preparations.
3. Glucometers, insulin syringes, spectacles prescribed by an optometrist, crutches.

Exempted items include:

1. Bread made with wheat flour or whole wheat flour
2. Raw brown rice, raw white rice and parboiled rice
3. Raw brown sugar
4. Cooking oil – vegetable, corn and coconut oil
5. Cow’s milk and milk powder, evaporated milk, liquid cow’s milk
6. Baby formula
7. Baby cereal including Nestum, Gerber, Cerelac
8. Unprocessed wheat
9. Flour (all types)
10. Diapers
11. Sanitary napkins
12. Bleach
13. Soap powder
14. Laundry soap

Squeeze the coolies again. Massala, curry powder, garlic, salt, onions, dholl...are these not necessities? Is bleach a necessity? Coolie have to pay for the rest to eat.

Stop the bitchin' I doan see no itals neither, yam/an cassava missing, so is cous cous tarass, u hear Imaan complain?

Ire man ... eat yo food in a calabash - no salt yeah man 

skeldon_man posted:

Django posted:

January 16,2017 Source

The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) yesterday said that amended lists of items zero-rated and exempt for the Value-Added Tax (VAT) will take effect from February 1^st  2017.         

The list of zero-rated items has been substantially reduced as a result of the 2017 budget. This has attracted criticism from consumers and the business community. Many previously zero-rated items are now classified as exempted items. Businesses will not be able to claim VAT refunds for any inputs to exempt goods and the general consensus is that this will lead to a passing on of costs for these items to consumers.

Zero-rated items are now mainly linked to exports. A range of medicines remain zero-rated.

 

Zero-rated items include:

1. A supply of medicines and drugs of a kind only available by prescription.
2. Analgesics, cough and cold preparations, antacids and anti-flatulants, laxatives, oral rehydration preparations.
3. Glucometers, insulin syringes, spectacles prescribed by an optometrist, crutches.

Exempted items include:

1. Bread made with wheat flour or whole wheat flour
2. Raw brown rice, raw white rice and parboiled rice
3. Raw brown sugar
4. Cooking oil – vegetable, corn and coconut oil
5. Cow’s milk and milk powder, evaporated milk, liquid cow’s milk
6. Baby formula
7. Baby cereal including Nestum, Gerber, Cerelac
8. Unprocessed wheat
9. Flour (all types)
10. Diapers
11. Sanitary napkins
12. Bleach
13. Soap powder
14. Laundry soap

Squeeze the coolies again. Massala, curry powder, garlic, salt, onions, dholl...are these not necessities? Is bleach a necessity? Coolie have to pay for the rest to eat.

Stop the bitchin' u selfish olegoat I doan see no itals neither, yam/an cassava missing, so is cous cous tarass, u hear any ah we complain?