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Debt collection agency seeking partnership with govt
June 11, 2013
Debt collection agency seeking partnership with govt
The head of a local debt collection agency is calling for the government to employ the services of local firms to assist in debt recovery in the country.
President of Apex Management Systems Rory Higgs told Guardian Business that outsourcing debt collection projects to companies that specialize in that service will enable the government to focus its resources on other areas that may require addit...
'Slow But Steady' Year For Debt Collection Agency
December 21, 2012
'Slow But Steady' Year For Debt Collection Agency
Debt recoveries for a local collection agency have improved in 2012. Roughly 50 percent of the accounts managed by Apex Management Systems have been resolved, according to the firm's President Rory Higgs.
Collection agency sticking with tough approach
August 16, 2010
Collection agency sticking with tough approach
By JAMMAL SMITH
Guardian Business Reporter
jammal@nasguard.com
With delinquencies growing at a rapid pace, a leading debt collections agency in the country is still using its aggressive approach to track down individuals who can't keep up with their bills.
The pursuit of those overdue balances have increased since last year, according to the President of APEX Management Services Rory Higgs. He sa...
September 05, 2019
Charities, businesses meet with MOF on Dorian exigency order
Matt Aubry.More than 100 charities and business people met with the Ministry of Finance (MOF) and revenue collection agencies at the National Training Agency (NTA) yesterday in an effort to understand how they can use the exigency order to assist with hurricane relief efforts, Guardian Business [...]
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September 01, 2023
Pintard calls for more dialogue on income tax proposals
Opposition Leader Michael Pintard said yesterday that there needs to be a broader conversation on the government's Green Paper on income tax. In a letter to Financial Secretary Simon Wilson yesterday, Pintard said, "We maintain therefore that any further discussion on business or corporate tax must be a sub-component of a broader fiscal and economic ...
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June 08, 2023
Salient Points made by Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Philip Davis in his Budget 2023 Communication to Parliament, May 31, 2023
Projected Outturn for FY2022-2023: Public spending has remained on track, and is well within the budgeted amount.
Opposition warns businesses of tax pressure as PM pledges improved compliance and enforcement
June 01, 2023
Opposition warns businesses of tax pressure as PM pledges improved compliance and enforcement
NASSAU, BAHAMAS — The Official Opposition issued a warning yesterday, cautioning businesses to anticipate continued government pressure in tax collection. Free National Movement Leader Michael Pintard expressed those concerns following the budget communication, during which Prime Minister Philip Davis pledged no new taxes but emphasized improved tax compliance and enforcement. "The lev...
Fieldssupports govt's RPT clampdown
May 12, 2023
Fieldssupports govt's RPT clampdown
Director of the Downtown Nassau Partnership Ed Fields yesterday expressed support for the government's position with respect to clamping down on property tax delinquency.
Customs to 'name and shame' firms
December 16, 2010
Customs to 'name and shame' firms
By ALISON LOWE
Business Reporter
alowe@tribunemedia.net
A new Customs Management Act will allow Bahamian companies found guilty of smuggling and tax evasion to be publicly "named and shamed", and charged increased fines, the Comptroller of Customs warned yesterday.
Meanwhile, a "code of conduct" specifically tailored to Customs officers will be introduced in the Act, along with a commission to...
Tax crackdown - $1 billion bill owed to government
May 05, 2022
Tax crackdown - $1 billion bill owed to government
The Department of Inland Revenue (DIR) is prepared to garnish the wages, revenues and bank accounts of any taxpayer who has the means to pay the taxes they owe to the government, but who fail to pay anyway, Acting Comptroller of Inland Revenue Shunda Strachan said yesterday.
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