It's okay. Keep doing nothing.

Biggest Bot.

So you are doing nothing. Good to know you are just a blowhard. No real care other than doing exactly what you accused the opposition of. Nothing of value.

What else can the opposition do? What are you doing?

Someone doesn't understand, you need to have a business presence in a US state to be able to be sued in that state if you also have a presence in another jurisdiction, Google will help you alleviate your ignorance.

Secondly, our people were affected when the Chinese told/made the PLP betray a person/family. That means the second China doesn't like you, if you produce anything of value, you are going to get dogged by the PLP, hope that helps with your China sympathy.

Take a second and think about that...just how Heineken started 51% minimum ownership investments throughout the Caribbean and told those countries without a local star beer they made a "Local Beer". Kalik, Red Stripe, both counterfeits to their acclaimed status. I will also shop distributors sales, as it's useful for holidays when you entertain more. But to call that a Bahamian entity, is choosing ignorance.

From "Awww My" and "Get Him" to, "Fear for my life". Birdie got bird grey matter.

The old man burn down the buildings by either intention or by an aged mind. This isn't an issue of water supply. He saying if his hose was working he would've put out a whole house fire that was already according to him strong going? Better check for foulplay.

Perhaps you should review again how the business licence tax is levied in this country. The first year of business' fees related to licencing is primarily registration and documentation matters. If you earn below the threshold you pay based on the prior year for the upcoming year and submit unaudited but accountant revenue attestation. If you are beyond the first first threshold then you may be required to submit audited reports by June 30 of the following calendar year in which the licence fees can/may be charged based on the variance. In terms of a refund, these are not directly outlined but based on a case by case basis, albeit quite difficult to achieve. Depending further on your turnover of the prior years you may be required to submit estimated account during the year which may provide a basis for licence fee adjustments same as the prior. In my years of experience I have not encountered someone paying license fees for the first year of business based upon projected revenues so the fees are primarily or in most cases based upon a past year of operation, so I am not sure where you determined your point of paying fees before you "play in business".

Is this a joke or did you skip your classes?