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SEA: Tax Laws need to be amended to Facilitate SME Sector.

October 6, 2021

SEA: Tax Laws need to be amended to Facilitate SME Sector.
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PHILIPSBURG:---The Soualiga Employers Association (SEA) is calling upon the Government of Sint Maarten to show some more leniency towards the business community and primarily so to our local Small Medium Enterprise (SME) category of businesses. SEA believes that this leniency should include tax holiday/exemption for local businesses for a defined period of 6 months especially for our newly startups businesses, coupled with improved facilitation as it relates to immigration and labor processes for the business sector. These measures would inevitably serve as a stimulant towards increased economic activity.

SEA has taken note, that the current guidelines and requirements for businesses ...

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