News Stories Tagged 'gross domestic product (GDP)'

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  Malta Credit Rating Upgraded To A+

  by Amanda Banks, Lowtax.net, London

  15 August, 2017
  

  Malta's sovereign credit rating has been increased from A to A+ with a stable outlook by international crediting rating firm Fitch, and follows Standard and Poor's credit rating upgrade of the island in October of last year.
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  Tags: accounting | gross domestic product (GDP) | fiscal policy | economics | investment | Malta | services | banking | education | tax



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  Shanghai FTZ Firms Reporting Bullish Growth

  by Jason Gorringe, Lowtax.net, London

  15 August, 2017
  

  Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone enterprises have reported strong growth in profits and turnover, according to recent statistics released by the Zone's administration.
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  Tags: gross domestic product (GDP) | budget | economics | China | international financial centres (IFC) | free trade zone | trade



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  IMF Calls For GST Hike In Belize

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  05 October, 2016
  

  The International Monetary Fund in its annual review for Belize has recommended that the territory hike its general sales tax rate.
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  Tags: gross domestic product (GDP) | Belize | services | goods and services tax (GST) | value added tax (VAT) | tax | VAT rates



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  St Vincent And The Grenadines Needs Broader Tax Base: IMF

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  21 July, 2016
  

  The International Monetary Fund has outlined a number of measures that St Vincent and the Grenadines could adopt to broaden the tax base.
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  Tags: compliance | Tax | gross domestic product (GDP) | budget | International Monetary Fund (IMF) | fees | tax compliance | tax | revenue guidance | property tax | tax incentives | tax reform | tax breaks



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  IMF Urges Barbados To Broaden Tax Base

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  22 July, 2015
  

  The International Monetary Fund has welcomed the increase seen in Barbados's tax revenue, but has urged the authorities to broaden the tax base further.
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  Tags: gross domestic product (GDP) | fiscal policy | economics | Barbados | International Monetary Fund (IMF) | banking | tax | tax reform



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  Singapore Economy Set For Modest Growth

  by Mary Swire, Lowtax.net, Hong Kong

  28 May, 2015
  

  The Singapore economy grew by 2.6 percent on a year-on-year basis in the first quarter of 2015, faster than the 2.1 percent growth in the preceding quarter, the Government of Singapore has announced.
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  Tags: business | Europe | gross domestic product (GDP) | budget | economics | Finance | Singapore | services | construction | retail | insurance | manufacturing | tax



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  Tax Hikes In Bermuda's Latest Budget

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  23 February, 2015
  

  Bermuda has published its 2015/2016 Budget, which includes proposals for a number of tax increases to balance the territory's books.
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  Tags: business | Tax | gross domestic product (GDP) | budget | employees | investment | Bermuda | offshore | international financial centres (IFC) | services | corporation tax | tax thresholds | air passenger duty (APD) | tax | revenue statistics | tax reform | tax rates



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  St Kitts And Nevis Repaying IMF Loan Early

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  04 February, 2015
  

  With its fiscal position improving faster than had been expected, Caribbean territory Saint Kitts and Nevis has made a third early repayment of a financial assistance loan received from the International Monetary Fund.
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  Tags: gross domestic product (GDP) | Saint Kitts and Nevis | offshore | international financial centres (IFC) | International Monetary Fund (IMF) | tax | tax reform



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  Antigua And Barbuda Releases 2015 Budget

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  20 January, 2015
  

  Antigua and Barbuda has released its 2015 Budget, which reports a substantial increase in non-tax revenues as a result of the recent introduction of a Citizenship by Investment Program.
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  Tags: business | interest | Investment | Invest | inflation | currency | gross national product (GNP) | gross domestic product (GDP) | budget | unemployment | fiscal policy | Investment | Citizenship | investment | business investment | Antigua and Barbuda | offshore | international financial centres (IFC) | corporation tax | tax | property tax | tax reform | tax rates | individual income tax



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  SKN Economy To Outpace Eastern Caribbean

  by Mike Godfrey, Lowtax.net, Washington

  08 October, 2014
  

  After undertaking substantial fiscal reforms, the economy of Caribbean territory Saint Kitts and Nevis is on track to outpace the other territories of the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union, a recent event was told.
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  Tags: Economy | Investment | Invest | currency | gross domestic product (GDP) | Investment | Currency | Finance | Citizenship | investment | Saint Kitts and Nevis | offshore | international financial centres (IFC) | International Monetary Fund (IMF) | public sector | gambling | tax

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