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bobby2 says...

The Government should evalate the average cost of gas over the last five years & on that average dollar value, invoke the VAT on that amount for a set period of time. Rather, than the current escaluting tax amount based on rising price of gas. The Gov't will be collecting the same amount & just not enjoy a windfall in tax revenue.

bobby2 says...

The last time we were on Grand Bahama Island, we were totally taken aback by the deplorable condition. Many of the Facebook pages in Canada talk about how rundown & totally too expensive the Country of Bahamas is. Most are recommending Mexico & Florida for vacation & avoiding Bahamas.

On Govt to pay $177,000 to aid straw vendors

Posted 30 March 2022, 2:58 p.m. Suggest removal

bobby2 says...

Unfortunately, bahamianson is speaking the cold hard truth. Bahamas is very quickly losing it's allure to tourists.

bobby2 says...

I mean, does anyone believe what the PM is saying?? All these Politicians are full of smoke & mirrors!

bobby2 says...

The new Government has totally fooled all the citizens. Reduced VAT?? What a lie as they simply added 10% Tax to breadbasket items that severely hurt the marginal even more than the original VAT. There is an old saying & it certainly applies to Brave Davis Gov't "Liars figure & figures lie".

On Grand Bahama straw vendors: We are hurting

Posted 16 February 2022, 3:20 p.m. Suggest removal

bobby2 says...

Will the voters of this Country ever hold these tax wasting Gov't Officials accountable.

On Over 100 make up delegation to Dubai Expo

Posted 14 January 2022, 12:14 p.m. Suggest removal

bobby2 says...

Liars figure & figures lie.

bobby2 says...

Beyond me why the 25% are paying Property tax when 75% don't. Are they just suckers or ????

bobby2 says...

Agree whole heartily.

bobby2 says...

Why doesn't the Tribune block caroton61 from posting in comments section. It's obvious that vast majority of his Covid posts are 100% false & most likely made up by him/her simply to cause chaos & mis-information.

On 520 new cases of COVID-19

Posted 4 January 2022, 12:43 p.m. Suggest removal