While Mr Brown concerns has merit. The Bahamian dollar supply which the web shop industry is primarily denominated with will always carry alot of nagative weight in any argument the government may provide for to clearly differentiate it from the international sector. While Bahamian dollars, may be of little to no use to international money launderers and other international financial criminals, Can the same thing be said about the local web shop businesses some of whom have cross border operations ???.
Say their idea. That may be true, but you sir are the single and most important reason why the PM and the FNM will be relected.the government in 2022. Your leadership and daily verbal jabs are like a spear in the backs of all right thinking Bahamians who dont want to see your leadership and the likes of what your.ll did to this country in power again. My advice to you is sit small and let chester be the PLP leader.
I go on record as saying Oban is dead. This government has awoken from the stupor that they started of with the first two years.A whole cabinet meeting in Grand Bahama and Oban is not on the agenda. If the PM says"“Listen I’m talking about futuristic - Oban is not"…Thats a win for the envioronment, a win for the government wiseing up to the present day realities of investors who only see the Bahamas as a third world country where they could come pollute a whole island and laugh all the way to the Bank.
The Barbados government has put a freeze on borrowing for the next four years. While the Bahamas is not in the precarious situation as Barbados who has a depth to GDP ratio of 146%. Our government should be commended for the Fiscal Responsibility Act’. However over the next three years this administration must find a way to have more funds filter down to the small man in this country. The small people are saying the government does feel their pain and are out of touch with their situation.
**“tokenised securities” listings and trading. These digitised/electronic instruments effectively replicate ordinary shares issued by blue chip companies such as Amazon, with holders enjoying the same voting and other rights.** These are the key words to this whole article. This some valid stuff. The question is will BISX be able to provide a secure environment for these securties and will the central bank and the government implement the necessary legislation for regulation of this type of securities .
Sheep ....i think he should get Baha Mar back .... CTFE should be made to pay Sarkis 2.2 Billion or give him back the hotels and CCA should made to pay a substantial amount in fines
Mr Albury said nothing about the WTO and the Bahamas Joining that organization this year and what would be the possible effect on Excise taxes for automobiles according to engine sizes. While his best case scenario is we get up to 2 litre engines at 25 percent, but a compromise might be anything between 1.5 and 2 litres, create a new category at 45 percent say, so you have three brackets - 25 percent, 45 percent and 65 percent.” I say make those three percentages 10% for 1,5 litre, 20% for 2.0 litres and 30% for 2.5 litre engine sizes during the mid year or june budget exercise followed by total elimination of all duty on automobile by the December 2019.WTO membership. Thats my best case wish
realitycheck242 says...
While Mr Brown concerns has merit. The Bahamian dollar supply which the web shop industry is primarily denominated with will always carry alot of nagative weight in any argument the government may provide for to clearly differentiate it from the international sector. While Bahamian dollars, may be of little to no use to international money launderers and other international financial criminals, Can the same thing be said about the local web shop businesses some of whom have cross border operations ???.
On PM urged: ‘Get offensive’ to reclaim local economy
Posted 13 February 2019, 4:25 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Say their idea. That may be true, but you sir are the single and most important reason why the PM and the FNM will be relected.the government in 2022. Your leadership and daily verbal jabs are like a spear in the backs of all right thinking Bahamians who dont want to see your leadership and the likes of what your.ll did to this country in power again. My advice to you is sit small and let chester be the PLP leader.
On Grand Bahama port project was our idea, says Davis
Posted 7 February 2019, 6:37 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
I go on record as saying Oban is dead. This government has awoken from the stupor that they started of with the first two years.A whole cabinet meeting in Grand Bahama and Oban is not on the agenda. If the PM says"“Listen I’m talking about futuristic - Oban is not"…Thats a win for the envioronment, a win for the government wiseing up to the present day realities of investors who only see the Bahamas as a third world country where they could come pollute a whole island and laugh all the way to the Bank.
On Future of Oban deal unclear
Posted 6 February 2019, 12:17 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
The Barbados government has put a freeze on borrowing for the next four years. While the Bahamas is not in the precarious situation as Barbados who has a depth to GDP ratio of 146%. Our government should be commended for the Fiscal Responsibility Act’. However over the next three years this administration must find a way to have more funds filter down to the small man in this country. The small people are saying the government does feel their pain and are out of touch with their situation.
On DPM: PLP will take us ‘back to fiscal future’
Posted 4 February 2019, 3:04 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
**“tokenised securities” listings and trading. These digitised/electronic instruments effectively replicate ordinary shares issued by blue chip companies such as Amazon, with holders enjoying the same voting and other rights.** These are the key words to this whole article. This some valid stuff. The question is will BISX be able to provide a secure environment for these securties and will the central bank and the government implement the necessary legislation for regulation of this type of securities .
On Crypto exchange plan to ‘revolutionise’ BISX
Posted 3 February 2019, 6:46 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Going well thanks to Sarkis Vision of the hotel Brands offered there ....but i get your point.
On SARKIS SCORES COURT VICTORY: Chinese told to answer $2.2bn fraud allegation
Posted 25 January 2019, 9:36 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Sheep ....i think he should get Baha Mar back .... CTFE should be made to pay Sarkis 2.2 Billion or give him back the hotels and CCA should made to pay a substantial amount in fines
On SARKIS SCORES COURT VICTORY: Chinese told to answer $2.2bn fraud allegation
Posted 25 January 2019, 9:21 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Continue the Fight Sarkis You were the victim of the largest Fraud in Bahamian history.
Thank god you choose the American court system for this Battle.
On SARKIS SCORES COURT VICTORY: Chinese told to answer $2.2bn fraud allegation
Posted 25 January 2019, 8:55 a.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
Mr Albury said nothing about the WTO and the Bahamas Joining that organization this year and what would be the possible effect on Excise taxes for automobiles according to engine sizes. While his best case scenario is we get up to 2 litre engines at 25 percent, but a compromise might be anything between 1.5 and 2 litres, create a new category at 45 percent say, so you have three brackets - 25 percent, 45 percent and 65 percent.” I say make those three percentages 10% for 1,5 litre, 20% for 2.0 litres and 30% for 2.5 litre engine sizes during the mid year or june budget exercise followed by total elimination of all duty on automobile by the December 2019.WTO membership. Thats my best case wish
On Auto dealer optimism up despite 13% drop
Posted 17 January 2019, 4:20 p.m. Suggest removal
realitycheck242 says...
I think he will announce another PPP between the LPIA airport stakeholders and Odyssey and the public
On Aviation ‘black eye’ sparks reform plan
Posted 15 January 2019, 3:28 p.m. Suggest removal