Tax law now includes notification liability
- August 15, 2008 11:02 AM
The Antilles took a very important step this morning in facilitating the exchange of information on tax matters and prevention of double taxation. This happened when Parliament unanimously passed an amendment in the General National Ordinance National-taxation.
This amendment is about the introduction of the so-called notification-obligation rules on the provision of deeds and documents between the Antilles and other states, with whom there is an agreement on the exchange of fiscal information (Tiea’s) or on the prevention of double taxation (DTA).
It was Minister Ersilia de Lannooy (Finance, PNP) that prepared this amendment and Secretary of State Alex Rosaria (Finance, PNP) represented the government during its consideration in a public Parliament-meeting this morning.
After the amendment was unanimously passed, said Rosaria that ‘he is pleased, because this is an important step towards getting the Neth.Antilles in the world’s top-10 of international financial service centers. “Well-ordered arrangements are also important fiscally.”
(Source: National Newspaper Amigoe)
August 14, 2008
Kinderrechten BES niet volgens norm VN-verdrag
- May 22, 2013 7:59 PM
BES-EILANDEN - De situatie waarin kinderen in het Caribische deel van het Koninkrijk der Nederlanden opgroeien, voldoet niet aan het VN-Verdrag voor de rechten van het kind. Dat geldt ook voor de leefomstandigheden van kinderen op Bonaire, Sint Eustatius en Saba, die sinds 2010 onder Nederlands bestuur vallen.
Press release of the Cabinet of the Governor regarding the current political situation
- May 22, 2013 3:26 PM
Harbour View – On May 21, 2013, the Ministers Mr. W. Marlin, Mr. R. Tuit, Mrs. S. Jacobs and Mr. R. Pantophlet submitted their letters of resignation to His Excellency the Governor of Sint Maarten, drs. E.B. Holiday, as a result of the current political situation.
American law firm leaders admit downturn's permanent impact
- May 22, 2013 11:17 AM
UNITED STATES - Most law firm leaders admit that recession-driven changes to both their pricing practices and their clients' expectations that work be done efficiently are likely here to stay, according to a new survey from legal consultancy Altman Weil. This reports The AmLaw Daily.
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