PNP says it has no intention to impose new taxes to fund its programmes

The People’s National Party says it has no intention to impose new taxes to fund its programmes, if the party forms the next Government.

Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson made the statement at a press conference Monday morning.

There have been calls from the public, for the PNP to outline how it will fund its programmes and initiatives including increasing the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

According to Mr. Robinson, the projection of the economy is one factor that will ensure that all the initiatives are achieved without the introduction of new taxes.

He said these programmes will also be prioritized through the national budget.

He further noted that through fiscal responsibility the next PNP Government would not only fund the programmes, but also ease the cost of living for the island’s public sector workers.

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PNP says JLP’s decision to release its manifesto at a mass rally in St. James shows that the Holness led party does not cater to all citizens

The People’s National Party says it has no intention to impose new taxes to fund its programmes, if the party forms the next Government.

Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson made the statement at a press conference Monday morning.

There have been calls from the public, for the PNP to outline how it will fund its programmes and initiatives including increasing the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

According to Mr. Robinson, the projection of the economy is one factor that will ensure that all the initiatives are achieved without the introduction of new taxes.

He said these programmes will also be prioritized through the national budget.

He further noted that through fiscal responsibility the next PNP Government would not only fund the programmes, but also ease the cost of living for the island’s public sector workers.

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Education Ministry reforming its pension process following concerns raised by retired staff

The People’s National Party says it has no intention to impose new taxes to fund its programmes, if the party forms the next Government.

Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson made the statement at a press conference Monday morning.

There have been calls from the public, for the PNP to outline how it will fund its programmes and initiatives including increasing the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

According to Mr. Robinson, the projection of the economy is one factor that will ensure that all the initiatives are achieved without the introduction of new taxes.

He said these programmes will also be prioritized through the national budget.

He further noted that through fiscal responsibility the next PNP Government would not only fund the programmes, but also ease the cost of living for the island’s public sector workers.

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Two trade unions call on Finance Minister Fayval Williams to withdraw or clarify statements made about compensation packages for public sector workers

The People’s National Party says it has no intention to impose new taxes to fund its programmes, if the party forms the next Government.

Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson made the statement at a press conference Monday morning.

There have been calls from the public, for the PNP to outline how it will fund its programmes and initiatives including increasing the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

According to Mr. Robinson, the projection of the economy is one factor that will ensure that all the initiatives are achieved without the introduction of new taxes.

He said these programmes will also be prioritized through the national budget.

He further noted that through fiscal responsibility the next PNP Government would not only fund the programmes, but also ease the cost of living for the island’s public sector workers.

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PM Holness confident he will retain St. Andrew West Central seat

The People’s National Party says it has no intention to impose new taxes to fund its programmes, if the party forms the next Government.

Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson made the statement at a press conference Monday morning.

There have been calls from the public, for the PNP to outline how it will fund its programmes and initiatives including increasing the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

According to Mr. Robinson, the projection of the economy is one factor that will ensure that all the initiatives are achieved without the introduction of new taxes.

He said these programmes will also be prioritized through the national budget.

He further noted that through fiscal responsibility the next PNP Government would not only fund the programmes, but also ease the cost of living for the island’s public sector workers.

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PM Holness confirms by-election will not be held for Seivwright Gardens division on September 3

The People’s National Party says it has no intention to impose new taxes to fund its programmes, if the party forms the next Government.

Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson made the statement at a press conference Monday morning.

There have been calls from the public, for the PNP to outline how it will fund its programmes and initiatives including increasing the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

According to Mr. Robinson, the projection of the economy is one factor that will ensure that all the initiatives are achieved without the introduction of new taxes.

He said these programmes will also be prioritized through the national budget.

He further noted that through fiscal responsibility the next PNP Government would not only fund the programmes, but also ease the cost of living for the island’s public sector workers.

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JLP Candidate Dwight Peccoo nominated to contest St. Catherine Eastern seat

The People’s National Party says it has no intention to impose new taxes to fund its programmes, if the party forms the next Government.

Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson made the statement at a press conference Monday morning.

There have been calls from the public, for the PNP to outline how it will fund its programmes and initiatives including increasing the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

According to Mr. Robinson, the projection of the economy is one factor that will ensure that all the initiatives are achieved without the introduction of new taxes.

He said these programmes will also be prioritized through the national budget.

He further noted that through fiscal responsibility the next PNP Government would not only fund the programmes, but also ease the cost of living for the island’s public sector workers.

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Nominations of candidates for the upcoming parliamentary election and Local Government by-elections to take place today

The People’s National Party says it has no intention to impose new taxes to fund its programmes, if the party forms the next Government.

Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson made the statement at a press conference Monday morning.

There have been calls from the public, for the PNP to outline how it will fund its programmes and initiatives including increasing the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

According to Mr. Robinson, the projection of the economy is one factor that will ensure that all the initiatives are achieved without the introduction of new taxes.

He said these programmes will also be prioritized through the national budget.

He further noted that through fiscal responsibility the next PNP Government would not only fund the programmes, but also ease the cost of living for the island’s public sector workers.

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Seivright Gardens division out of nomination day activities

The People’s National Party says it has no intention to impose new taxes to fund its programmes, if the party forms the next Government.

Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson made the statement at a press conference Monday morning.

There have been calls from the public, for the PNP to outline how it will fund its programmes and initiatives including increasing the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

According to Mr. Robinson, the projection of the economy is one factor that will ensure that all the initiatives are achieved without the introduction of new taxes.

He said these programmes will also be prioritized through the national budget.

He further noted that through fiscal responsibility the next PNP Government would not only fund the programmes, but also ease the cost of living for the island’s public sector workers.

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Police High Command says gang members were paid $100,000 to kill a Constable and his family

The People’s National Party says it has no intention to impose new taxes to fund its programmes, if the party forms the next Government.

Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson made the statement at a press conference Monday morning.

There have been calls from the public, for the PNP to outline how it will fund its programmes and initiatives including increasing the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

According to Mr. Robinson, the projection of the economy is one factor that will ensure that all the initiatives are achieved without the introduction of new taxes.

He said these programmes will also be prioritized through the national budget.

He further noted that through fiscal responsibility the next PNP Government would not only fund the programmes, but also ease the cost of living for the island’s public sector workers.

Read More