21 Days: The Small Tax Rule That Could Become a Big Real-Estate Problem
Twenty-one days sounds like plenty of time to pay a tax. Unless you’re trying to close a property sale in The Bahamas.
Read MoreTwenty-one days sounds like plenty of time to pay a tax. Unless you’re trying to close a property sale in The Bahamas.
Read MoreMost Bahamians rarely think about aggregate. They think about houses, hotels, roads, docks, schools and hospitals.
Read MoreThe Bahamas is welcoming more visitors than ever. But beneath the record-breaking numbers is a dramatic change in what a Bahamian “visitor” represents — and how much that visitor may contribute to the economy.
Read MoreOne Tax Bahamas launches today, Sept. 1, beginning a major change in the way Bahamian businesses and individuals will eventually register, file and manage their tax obligations.
Read MoreThe Bahamas government is stepping up negotiations with Washington seeking to have the tariff on Bahamian goods entering the United States reduced from 12.5% back to 10%.
Read MoreIn the race to define the future of digital advertising, it’s easy to fixate on technological flash like machine learning, predictive modeling, and AI-powered everything. But what if the most important shift underway isn’t about the tech itself but what it enables us to understand: How content makes people feel? For years, contextual advertising has […]
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