Comment history

Proguing says...

Interesting to see that accounts receivables from the Government are booked as "loss provisions"...

On Nassau airport loss up 8-fold to $37.4m

Posted 17 December 2021, 8:40 a.m. Suggest removal

Proguing says...

Government is interested in maximizing its revenues. It’s a lot easier for a company to reduce its income than to reduce its turnover on its financial statements.

On IMF and taxation

Posted 15 December 2021, 1:25 p.m. Suggest removal

Proguing says...

Good example of the "ease" of doing business in the Bahamas...

On Follow protocols and Carnival could just open

Posted 15 December 2021, 11:11 a.m. Suggest removal

Proguing says...

Sir, you are correct

On IMF and taxation

Posted 14 December 2021, 7:05 p.m. Suggest removal

Proguing says...

"if they’re going to start adding taxes here I might as well be in the US.” Yep this is what some people don't understand, when there will be 15% corporate tax, there will really be no more reason to be here...

Proguing says...

The UK government has refused to divulge any details about the first ever death of someone infected with the Omicron variant, leading one professor to assert that the person likely died with Omicron and not from it....

Proguing says...

You don't think it has to do with better managing the affairs of their island?

Proguing says...

How does that prevent us from using them as a model?

Proguing says...

Yep this shows the consequences of independence...

Proguing says...

Cayman islands, no VAT, no income tax and almost no debt:

"Moody's expect Cayman's government debt will reach 9% of GDP in 2022"

In other words the problem in the Bahamas is with government spending and tax collection, adding more taxes as we have seen with VAT will just make the matter worse