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Minister Irion to Finalize Tax Holiday Law Amendment. | SMN News

November 21, 2019

Minister Irion to Finalize Tax Holiday Law Amendment. | SMN News
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Directly benefits sports, education, culture

PHILIPSBURG: Minister of Education, Culture, Youth and Sport, Ardwell Irion stated on Tuesday that he intends to finalize an amendment to the tax holiday law that would result in much-needed funds for education, sports and culture. The Minister explained that he began work on the amendment as a Member of Parliament and intends to see it through now as the Minister responsible for Education, Culture, and Sports.

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He noted that in August of 2019, former Minister of Finance Perry Geerlings, announced that the government had approved a tax holiday for four resorts. These incentives


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