There is wording in the legislation to the effect of giving the government control and access to the operating bank account and they automate the deductions out of that account for what they think the proper VAT payables are. Now...how that comes into play when your operating account may be in overdraft, that will be interesting to see...
...so was the last one a rape or sexual abuse on a minor? Might be nice to classify these ones more specifically...just throw out there 'unlawful sexual intercourse' sort of downplays what it really could have been...go ahead, use the term RAPE or child molestation.
@ Clamshell...of course the death is tragic, and senseless...it sounds like this particular dive operator has a bad history of dive supervision and safety. All the more reason why they should not be allowed to operate in our waters. Their possible negligence shines a very unwanted spotlight on our country, and on the local dive operators that run a very safe dive operation...even if it is a shark dive. I think you will find more tourists die annually SCUBA diving due to a host of other things, medical reasons, some say suicides, equipment failures, the list is endless, I am sure that number exponentially exceeds the number of people even nipped on a shark dive, let alone fatally wounded...but because this unfortunate man went with this particular dive company, into foreign waters and may not have been supervised as well as he should have been, he has lost his life and because a shark may have been involved, everyone is up in arms about how shark dives should not be permitted. The people who do it properly, have a stellar safety record when it comes to actual incidents that result in a shark bite, or worse. Just saying. And it's not so much getting $10 a head from the customer, mind you, in the end the customer absorbs the fees, but if you are going to come into this country with a boat load of tourists on a dive excursion, I think you should have to apply for a permit for the operation and pay a fee...after your credentials are reviewed.
Sad but true...and even when you do let foreign investment into the country under certain conditions, they will still friggin mess with you and want to rework the deal...
Yeap...Marlon is no fool...he sees how the govt are trying to muscle back into BTC...it's already a sinking ship due to CWC's inability to lift an business that was already in disrepair into a streamlined well run machine. Let in the competition and let BTC implode...may the stronger and more reliable phone and cell provider win!!
Bah...enough money into the right hands and laws are meaningless...or they will take so long to get the legal motion to gain some traction that the damage will be done anyways.
B_I_D___ says...
There is wording in the legislation to the effect of giving the government control and access to the operating bank account and they automate the deductions out of that account for what they think the proper VAT payables are. Now...how that comes into play when your operating account may be in overdraft, that will be interesting to see...
On Cabinet discusses which duty rates to cut ahead of launch of VAT
Posted 23 July 2014, 10:50 a.m. Suggest removal
B_I_D___ says...
I am glad to see at least one set of unions have some common sense and are not just going to fall in line with the other nut jobs!!
On Pinder: My union will not join strike
Posted 22 July 2014, 1:10 p.m. Suggest removal
B_I_D___ says...
Apparently it is a VERY steep learning curve...nearly impossible to climb for some...he strugglin' man...strugglin'!! Cut ya boy some slack!! ROTFL
On PM: I will learn from mistakes
Posted 22 July 2014, 1:05 p.m. Suggest removal
B_I_D___ says...
...or incest!!
On Man in hospital after being stabbed by girlfriend
Posted 22 July 2014, 10:39 a.m. Suggest removal
B_I_D___ says...
...so was the last one a rape or sexual abuse on a minor? Might be nice to classify these ones more specifically...just throw out there 'unlawful sexual intercourse' sort of downplays what it really could have been...go ahead, use the term RAPE or child molestation.
On Man in hospital after being stabbed by girlfriend
Posted 22 July 2014, 10:38 a.m. Suggest removal
B_I_D___ says...
Meant to blow itself out by Thursday...unless it reforms, we will likely just end up with some squally weather.
On Storm forms in central tropical Atlantic
Posted 22 July 2014, 9:06 a.m. Suggest removal
B_I_D___ says...
@ Clamshell...of course the death is tragic, and senseless...it sounds like this particular dive operator has a bad history of dive supervision and safety. All the more reason why they should not be allowed to operate in our waters. Their possible negligence shines a very unwanted spotlight on our country, and on the local dive operators that run a very safe dive operation...even if it is a shark dive. I think you will find more tourists die annually SCUBA diving due to a host of other things, medical reasons, some say suicides, equipment failures, the list is endless, I am sure that number exponentially exceeds the number of people even nipped on a shark dive, let alone fatally wounded...but because this unfortunate man went with this particular dive company, into foreign waters and may not have been supervised as well as he should have been, he has lost his life and because a shark may have been involved, everyone is up in arms about how shark dives should not be permitted. The people who do it properly, have a stellar safety record when it comes to actual incidents that result in a shark bite, or worse. Just saying. And it's not so much getting $10 a head from the customer, mind you, in the end the customer absorbs the fees, but if you are going to come into this country with a boat load of tourists on a dive excursion, I think you should have to apply for a permit for the operation and pay a fee...after your credentials are reviewed.
On Shark diving death ‘could be due to negligence’
Posted 21 July 2014, 1:46 p.m. Suggest removal
B_I_D___ says...
Sad but true...and even when you do let foreign investment into the country under certain conditions, they will still friggin mess with you and want to rework the deal...
On Johnson bows out at BTC
Posted 21 July 2014, 1:35 p.m. Suggest removal
B_I_D___ says...
Yeap...Marlon is no fool...he sees how the govt are trying to muscle back into BTC...it's already a sinking ship due to CWC's inability to lift an business that was already in disrepair into a streamlined well run machine. Let in the competition and let BTC implode...may the stronger and more reliable phone and cell provider win!!
On Johnson bows out at BTC
Posted 21 July 2014, 1:25 p.m. Suggest removal
B_I_D___ says...
Bah...enough money into the right hands and laws are meaningless...or they will take so long to get the legal motion to gain some traction that the damage will be done anyways.
On Developers urged: 'Follow the law, not the Gov't'
Posted 21 July 2014, 12:13 p.m. Suggest removal