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Liberia’s Forestry Training Institute breaks grounds for renovation work. By: Emmanuel Wise Jipoh Bomi County, Liberia, November 27, 2024 – Forestry Training Institute (FTI) in Tubmanburg, Bomi County breaks grounds to renovation dilapidated buildings within the institution.  Executive Director, Joel Gamys, says the move is a significant step toward improving educational facilities. Mr. Gamys expresses gratitude to government for facilitating the project, which is the first civil work undertaken by the institution.  “This is a moment of transformation for FTI, and it is the result of teamwork among the institution’s administration. We aspire to make FTI a leading institution in the country,” Mr. Gamys notes. He emphasizes that the renovation align with President Boakai’s ARREST AGENDA, underscoring their commitment to overcoming challenges rather than being overwhelmed by them. He expresses optimistic about the institution’s trajectory, believing the improvements will yield substantial benefits for future students. Support for the project stems from...

Current Accounts are essential for managing business transactions and cash flows. However, as an Indian business owner, you must understand the tax implications on Current Accounts to ensure compliance and avoid penalties. Understanding Income Tax implications on Current Accounts Interest on Current Accounts Unlike Savings Accounts, Current Accounts do not pay any interest on the account balance. Since Current Accounts are non-interest-bearing, there is no taxable interest income. This simplifies tax calculations for your business. Bank charges levied on Current Accounts Any charges or fees levied by the bank on Current Account transactions are treated as business expenses. You can claim these charges as deductions to lower your taxable income. This helps in reducing the overall tax liability of your business. Tax Deducted at Source: Applicability of Section 194N for Current Accounts As per Section 194N of the Income Tax Act, TDS is applicable on cash withdrawals exceeding certain limits....

Moorosi Tsiane  The trial of suspended Lesotho Post Bank (LPB) Managing Director Molefi Leqhaoe and 16 co-accused?over?fraud and corruption involving M14 million remains stalled as the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Offences (DCEO) has failed to provide the defense team with witness statements.  The accused include LPB Chief Sales Manager ‘Mathabo Tšehlo and Digital Banking Manager ‘Mamohau Mapota, who allegedly conspired to misuse funds from the Basotho Fleet Scheme.   The scheme was meant to empower disadvantaged Basotho by enabling them to secure loans for vehicle purchases through government contracts.   Instead, it is alleged that the accused facilitated loans for their relatives and associates, violating the bank’s policies and the scheme’s objectives.  The other accused include former Principal Secretary at the Ministry of Gender and Youth, Sports and Recreation, Tjoetsane Seoka, Ministry of Finance employee Folojeng Folojeng, and 11 others.   The DCEO alleges that the fraudulent scheme caused financial losses of...

1.5K Mohloai Mpesi  PROMINENT business tycoon and pastor, Thakadu David Ramela, widely known as Bishop Ramela, has been controversially awarded a lucrative fertilizer tender despite his price being double the cost of other bidders for the supply of the Top-Dressing Type I fertilizer.  His company, Ramela and Associates, has been awarded the M10,119,265 million contract using the selective tendering method, a move that has raised eyebrows.  Selective tenders – instead of open public bidding processes – are always controversial.  Mr Ramela’s bid was nearly double those of the other four competing companies causing some of them to cry foul.  The competing bids were: Seahlolo sa Lihoai with a M4 942 350 bidding price, Matebele Trading which tendered for M5 800 850, Greenland Farm Suppliers whose bid was priced at M4 856 350 and BGM which cost M5 635 000.  Other unhappy tenderers now suggest that Mr Ramela may have been awarded the lucrative contract due to his alleged connections with the ruling Revolution for Prosperity (RFP) party.  However, Mr Ramela has strongly denied these...

Le ciel sera mi-couvert avec quelques ondées occasionnelles principalement sur les versants au vent et sur les hauteurs au cours de la journée. Il fera essentiellement beau ailleurs. La température maximale variera entre 24 et 26 degrés Celsius sur le plateau central et entre 28 et 31 degrés Celsius sur le littoral. Vent de l’est-sud-est […] Source link

Miércoles, 27 de noviembre 2024, 01:00 Comenta Necesitas ser registrado para acceder a esta funcionalidad. Inicia sesión El sector turístico de Canarias calcula que cerrará este año 2024 con una cifra de visitantes de más de 17,7 millones -un millón y medio más que en 2023- que generan un gasto total de 22.000 millones de euros, según se pone de manifiesto en el último informe coyuntural de actividad turística en Canarias de la Cámara de Comercio de Gran Canaria y la asociación Excelcan. El estudio llevado a cabo por la consultoría Corporación Cinco, fue presentado este martes por su director, José Miguel González; y el presidente de Excelcan y empresario turístico, Santiago de Armas, y representantes de la Cámara de Comercio de Gran Canaria. Ambos coincidieron en hacer un balance muy positivo de un sector económico que «mejora en todos los parámetros», con un aumento de visitantes y de gasto....