Op-Ed
Bahamas taxation regime revisited, part IV
It takes determined and careful effort to write on public policy given that things are always fluid and dynamic and…
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The debates on taxation are reigniting. The country faces a narrow and not so clear path but will have to…
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This 10 December 2021, anniversary of the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and a time of great…
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In the banking system, excellence in customer service should be the most important tool for sustained business growth. Although customers…
Read More »True democracy is for the people
The video call between Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden mid-November was welcomed around the world. Though…
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