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NUMBERS MATTER - YOUR VOICE MATTERS. WE ONLY HAVE ONE SHOT TO TRY TO CHANGE OUR FUTURE!

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Lenora Richardson
5 years ago

Not now.

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Sonia Richardson
5 years ago

We are facing difficult times. GST will not help us at this time.

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Marissia Paul
5 years ago

We did not elect the AG and the acting Governor , they had no right to vote!!!!,

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Conrad Fleming
5 years ago

Not at this time. Crime n provety will be our meals. GST can wait.

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Rudolph Lewis
5 years ago

I am with the people

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Erica Derrick
5 years ago

As an Anguillian, I am very surprised and quite disappointed by the proposed tax. The timing could not be worse. A tax at this time is short-sighted and will further damage a recovering People and struggling economy. Strapping the businesses with this additional burden may drive many out of business. Perhaps incentivise businesses with tax breaks or credits; allow for some recovery, which will ultimately lead to economic stimulation. May be a slower process, however, it won't be damaging. When other governments are assisting their citizens with support during this pandemic, Anguilla is proposing the opposite? Shocked about the two additional votes; stacking the deck? Blatant disregard for democracy. Fraudulent. Shameful.

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Daron carty
5 years ago

Gst is not fitting for the anguilla at the time so I don't support this unfair tax at this covid time

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Delroy Lake
5 years ago Featured

Unelected members of the house should never have the ability to vote on matters of such importance unless there is a tie in the house of assembly. The will of the people through its elected representatives has been denied

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Lydell Bart
5 years ago

This is not a good tax for Anguilla right now. Business activity is slow on the island. We are not ready for this tax. Taxes should be equitable, but GST is not an equitable tax for Anguillians. Therefore, GST should not be implemented in Anguilla next year.

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Kareem
5 years ago

Sad

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FPF Services
5 years ago

GST is not suitable for a small population as Anguilla. It will hinder development and growth. The main issues within the government departments in regards to excessive spending should be addressed first.

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Frankie Fleming
5 years ago

How in God's name can you tax a dead economy. When people are going from pay check to pay check it's not ehtical.

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Pamela Serrant-Fleming
5 years ago

GST is not the best solution for our problem at this time. It will do more harm than good. Please think of our future.Thank you

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Shiela Bossons
5 years ago

Find a better way to collect taxes

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The Sweet Spot Gourmet
5 years ago

No to GST. GST will cripple and annihilate small businesses that bring growth and innovation to the community and provide employment opportunities for persons.

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Vernol Gumbs
5 years ago

This GST bill does nothing for the health of our Island nation. Anguilla is not a full fledged corporate entity and its current infrastructure is not robust to accommodate such a short or long term exercise on its fragile economic population. There are no benefits here to be gained with this bill...only risks. At the forefront of the British mentality is the effective managent of risks. Do not force on the people of Anguilla unnecessary risks to their livelihood....No to GST...

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Derick Carty
5 years ago

With the uncertainty of Covid-19, I'm not for the inactment of the GST taxes at the time specified.

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Kevin L Pickering Meyers
5 years ago

Lets design our future instead of having the past give us our future.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

I'm against it.

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Georgia Mathew-Durand
5 years ago

No to GST!