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Originally Posted by Mitwah:
Better spending on education, lower VAT among AFC’s budget proposals
The AFC has outlined its budget proposals in a letter to Minister of Finance Dr Ashni Singh including urging greater economic diversification and making education spending more relevant to a school curriculum that is designed to meet the developmental needs of Guyana.
The party also urged the reduction of the Value Added Tax (VAT), lowering of the Berbice River Bridge toll and reduction of vehicle duties and taxes, while advocating for increases in old age pensions and the wages and salaries of public servants.
This is what the AFC needs to be championing, not leading unrest for freeness and preferential treatment for freeloaders. Instead, lowering of tolls, VAT, taxes, duties and ideas for revenue enhancement through compliance and a broadening of the base would win credibility.
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Originally Posted by baseman:
Originally Posted by Mitwah:
Better spending on education, lower VAT among AFC’s budget proposals
The AFC has outlined its budget proposals in a letter to Minister of Finance Dr Ashni Singh including urging greater economic diversification and making education spending more relevant to a school curriculum that is designed to meet the developmental needs of Guyana.
The party also urged the reduction of the Value Added Tax (VAT), lowering of the Berbice River Bridge toll and reduction of vehicle duties and taxes, while advocating for increases in old age pensions and the wages and salaries of public servants.
This is what the AFC needs to be championing, not leading unrest for freeness and preferential treatment for freeloaders. Instead, lowering of tolls, VAT, taxes, duties and ideas for revenue enhancement through compliance and a broadening of the base would win credibility.
This is the best action on behalf of the AFC since their action plan came out. They were too busy going after Minister Rohee and Ramotar and forget all about what is good for Guyana and the people. I still don't trust Ramjattan, though. I think the 2013 budget will come with a lot of strain for the president to carry out the nation's business. They already taking aim toward the Marriott project.
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why in hell the ppp government well want to build a hotel
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Originally Posted by warrior:
why in hell the ppp government well want to build a hotel
Because only the PPP have a vision for Guyana's future. A Marriott brand hotel in Guyana makes economic sense that the AFC/APNU has no knowledge of. Everything that the PPP built was useless in the begining until people sees the value of it. That is why only one government should rule Guyana at a time.
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