It is a bad time to implement such taxes, in the midst of a pandemic.
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Gweneth Johnson
5 years ago
Not the right time for GST.
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Avon Connor
5 years ago
No to taxes too much for the people and the Island.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
NO GST
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Jennifer Richardson
5 years ago
Not totally against the GST.
But not in a time of pandemic .
Timing isnt right.
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Andrea Gumbs
5 years ago
Its a no to GST for me, GST will be the final nail in the coffin for Anguilla..
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Marie Mussington
5 years ago
I strongly opposed this GST. We as Anguillians are in no position for Britian to push this down our throats as this time.
Our people are not working, food already sky rocket . Will Britian feed us? We have capable knowledgeable persons with vision who can sit down discuss and help us to make short, medium and long terms plans for our home Anguilla. This GST will damage our local businesses that are struggling as we speak. We will see people getting poor this is not what we want for Anguilla. Our young entrepreneurs will suffer also. Let's stand up and save our land, our houses and our tranquility wrapped in blue.
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Susan Croft
5 years ago
PLEASE, do not do this to our society!!!!!
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Jerome Richardson
5 years ago
Let us be prudent and reduce our overhead instead of levying the burden on the citizens during this pandemic.
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Starlene Battice
5 years ago
Seek wise counsel.
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Zoe Tise
5 years ago
Business is hard enough as it is.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Stop this
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Hugo Rey Jr
5 years ago
The timing of the implementation of the GST in Anguilla in WRONG. Now is NOT the time.
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Mark Romney
5 years ago
This now aligns with my thinking!
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Vincente Guzman
5 years ago
No to GST
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Brendy guzman
5 years ago
No to GST
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Emily Richardson
5 years ago
What a disgrace we pay for governor chief of police and ag and they all bring us to this what are we going to pay with we done hungry blood don't come out of stone not know uk and axa sell out governor ment
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Cardiff Warren
5 years ago
No gst tax
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Nash
5 years ago
The new gov decisions are Not satisfying
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Mekesha
5 years ago
No GST should be implemented at this time as the economy is fragile. Just how the UK government is able to delay further taxes on their economy to assist with their recovery same way they can do the same in Anguilla by delaying GST until we recover from this pandemic. Other sources should be looked into for instance here in the UK we pay 20% income tax and national insurance based on the threshold of income earned. This increases the more you earn.
It is a bad time to implement such taxes, in the midst of a pandemic.
Not the right time for GST.
No to taxes too much for the people and the Island.
NO GST
Not totally against the GST. But not in a time of pandemic . Timing isnt right.
Its a no to GST for me, GST will be the final nail in the coffin for Anguilla..
I strongly opposed this GST. We as Anguillians are in no position for Britian to push this down our throats as this time. Our people are not working, food already sky rocket . Will Britian feed us? We have capable knowledgeable persons with vision who can sit down discuss and help us to make short, medium and long terms plans for our home Anguilla. This GST will damage our local businesses that are struggling as we speak. We will see people getting poor this is not what we want for Anguilla. Our young entrepreneurs will suffer also. Let's stand up and save our land, our houses and our tranquility wrapped in blue.
PLEASE, do not do this to our society!!!!!
Let us be prudent and reduce our overhead instead of levying the burden on the citizens during this pandemic.
Seek wise counsel.
Business is hard enough as it is.
Stop this
The timing of the implementation of the GST in Anguilla in WRONG. Now is NOT the time.
This now aligns with my thinking!
No to GST
No to GST
What a disgrace we pay for governor chief of police and ag and they all bring us to this what are we going to pay with we done hungry blood don't come out of stone not know uk and axa sell out governor ment
No gst tax
The new gov decisions are Not satisfying
No GST should be implemented at this time as the economy is fragile. Just how the UK government is able to delay further taxes on their economy to assist with their recovery same way they can do the same in Anguilla by delaying GST until we recover from this pandemic. Other sources should be looked into for instance here in the UK we pay 20% income tax and national insurance based on the threshold of income earned. This increases the more you earn.