“It will serve the wealthy not the poor” Golding rejects JLP’s promise to slash income tax rate to 15%; proposes to raise tax threshold to 3.5M

President of the People’s National Party (PNP) Mark Golding has rejected the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP’s) promise to slash the income tax rate from 25 to 15% if given the chance to remain in power.

Mr. Golding described the JLP’s campaign promise as a move that will serve the wealthy and not the poor.

The JLP’s promise is one of several contained in its manifesto, which was launched at the party’s mass rally at Sam Sharpe Square, in Montego Bay, St. James yesterday.

The 110-page document is entitled “I Choose Jamaica, The Next Chapter.”

Speaking at a PNP Central Jamaica mass rally in Mandeville, Manchester, last night, Mr. Golding said a PNP administration will raise the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

He said his income tax promise will benefit those who need it the most.

Mr. Golding also promised to raise the tax threshold further as time progresses.

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JLP commits to reducing income tax to 15% if it wins September 3 General Election

President of the People’s National Party (PNP) Mark Golding has rejected the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP’s) promise to slash the income tax rate from 25 to 15% if given the chance to remain in power.

Mr. Golding described the JLP’s campaign promise as a move that will serve the wealthy and not the poor.

The JLP’s promise is one of several contained in its manifesto, which was launched at the party’s mass rally at Sam Sharpe Square, in Montego Bay, St. James yesterday.

The 110-page document is entitled “I Choose Jamaica, The Next Chapter.”

Speaking at a PNP Central Jamaica mass rally in Mandeville, Manchester, last night, Mr. Golding said a PNP administration will raise the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

He said his income tax promise will benefit those who need it the most.

Mr. Golding also promised to raise the tax threshold further as time progresses.

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BOJ hopes by last quarter of this year conditions will be favourable to allow commercial banks’ interest rate to drop

President of the People’s National Party (PNP) Mark Golding has rejected the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP’s) promise to slash the income tax rate from 25 to 15% if given the chance to remain in power.

Mr. Golding described the JLP’s campaign promise as a move that will serve the wealthy and not the poor.

The JLP’s promise is one of several contained in its manifesto, which was launched at the party’s mass rally at Sam Sharpe Square, in Montego Bay, St. James yesterday.

The 110-page document is entitled “I Choose Jamaica, The Next Chapter.”

Speaking at a PNP Central Jamaica mass rally in Mandeville, Manchester, last night, Mr. Golding said a PNP administration will raise the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

He said his income tax promise will benefit those who need it the most.

Mr. Golding also promised to raise the tax threshold further as time progresses.

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JLP, PNP to face off in social issues debate this evening; Debates Commission conducting finishing touches

President of the People’s National Party (PNP) Mark Golding has rejected the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP’s) promise to slash the income tax rate from 25 to 15% if given the chance to remain in power.

Mr. Golding described the JLP’s campaign promise as a move that will serve the wealthy and not the poor.

The JLP’s promise is one of several contained in its manifesto, which was launched at the party’s mass rally at Sam Sharpe Square, in Montego Bay, St. James yesterday.

The 110-page document is entitled “I Choose Jamaica, The Next Chapter.”

Speaking at a PNP Central Jamaica mass rally in Mandeville, Manchester, last night, Mr. Golding said a PNP administration will raise the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

He said his income tax promise will benefit those who need it the most.

Mr. Golding also promised to raise the tax threshold further as time progresses.

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Central bank reports increased interest in utilization of its digital currency JAM-DEX

President of the People’s National Party (PNP) Mark Golding has rejected the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP’s) promise to slash the income tax rate from 25 to 15% if given the chance to remain in power.

Mr. Golding described the JLP’s campaign promise as a move that will serve the wealthy and not the poor.

The JLP’s promise is one of several contained in its manifesto, which was launched at the party’s mass rally at Sam Sharpe Square, in Montego Bay, St. James yesterday.

The 110-page document is entitled “I Choose Jamaica, The Next Chapter.”

Speaking at a PNP Central Jamaica mass rally in Mandeville, Manchester, last night, Mr. Golding said a PNP administration will raise the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

He said his income tax promise will benefit those who need it the most.

Mr. Golding also promised to raise the tax threshold further as time progresses.

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PNP says political debates will confirm to citizens that it is the better option to govern Jamaica

President of the People’s National Party (PNP) Mark Golding has rejected the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP’s) promise to slash the income tax rate from 25 to 15% if given the chance to remain in power.

Mr. Golding described the JLP’s campaign promise as a move that will serve the wealthy and not the poor.

The JLP’s promise is one of several contained in its manifesto, which was launched at the party’s mass rally at Sam Sharpe Square, in Montego Bay, St. James yesterday.

The 110-page document is entitled “I Choose Jamaica, The Next Chapter.”

Speaking at a PNP Central Jamaica mass rally in Mandeville, Manchester, last night, Mr. Golding said a PNP administration will raise the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

He said his income tax promise will benefit those who need it the most.

Mr. Golding also promised to raise the tax threshold further as time progresses.

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BOJ allays concern that surge in election campaign expenditures will impact inflation or widen Jamaica’s fiscal deficit

President of the People’s National Party (PNP) Mark Golding has rejected the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP’s) promise to slash the income tax rate from 25 to 15% if given the chance to remain in power.

Mr. Golding described the JLP’s campaign promise as a move that will serve the wealthy and not the poor.

The JLP’s promise is one of several contained in its manifesto, which was launched at the party’s mass rally at Sam Sharpe Square, in Montego Bay, St. James yesterday.

The 110-page document is entitled “I Choose Jamaica, The Next Chapter.”

Speaking at a PNP Central Jamaica mass rally in Mandeville, Manchester, last night, Mr. Golding said a PNP administration will raise the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

He said his income tax promise will benefit those who need it the most.

Mr. Golding also promised to raise the tax threshold further as time progresses.

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Education Ministry commits to ensuring teachers get best possible wage offer, stakeholder wage meeting set for tomorrow

President of the People’s National Party (PNP) Mark Golding has rejected the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP’s) promise to slash the income tax rate from 25 to 15% if given the chance to remain in power.

Mr. Golding described the JLP’s campaign promise as a move that will serve the wealthy and not the poor.

The JLP’s promise is one of several contained in its manifesto, which was launched at the party’s mass rally at Sam Sharpe Square, in Montego Bay, St. James yesterday.

The 110-page document is entitled “I Choose Jamaica, The Next Chapter.”

Speaking at a PNP Central Jamaica mass rally in Mandeville, Manchester, last night, Mr. Golding said a PNP administration will raise the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

He said his income tax promise will benefit those who need it the most.

Mr. Golding also promised to raise the tax threshold further as time progresses.

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Increase in buses operated by JUTC contributed to 1.3% growth in the country’s transport and storage sector

President of the People’s National Party (PNP) Mark Golding has rejected the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP’s) promise to slash the income tax rate from 25 to 15% if given the chance to remain in power.

Mr. Golding described the JLP’s campaign promise as a move that will serve the wealthy and not the poor.

The JLP’s promise is one of several contained in its manifesto, which was launched at the party’s mass rally at Sam Sharpe Square, in Montego Bay, St. James yesterday.

The 110-page document is entitled “I Choose Jamaica, The Next Chapter.”

Speaking at a PNP Central Jamaica mass rally in Mandeville, Manchester, last night, Mr. Golding said a PNP administration will raise the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

He said his income tax promise will benefit those who need it the most.

Mr. Golding also promised to raise the tax threshold further as time progresses.

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PIOJ says Jamaica’s economy grew by 1.4% in this year’s second quarter

President of the People’s National Party (PNP) Mark Golding has rejected the Jamaica Labour Party’s (JLP’s) promise to slash the income tax rate from 25 to 15% if given the chance to remain in power.

Mr. Golding described the JLP’s campaign promise as a move that will serve the wealthy and not the poor.

The JLP’s promise is one of several contained in its manifesto, which was launched at the party’s mass rally at Sam Sharpe Square, in Montego Bay, St. James yesterday.

The 110-page document is entitled “I Choose Jamaica, The Next Chapter.”

Speaking at a PNP Central Jamaica mass rally in Mandeville, Manchester, last night, Mr. Golding said a PNP administration will raise the income tax threshold to $3.5 million.

He said his income tax promise will benefit those who need it the most.

Mr. Golding also promised to raise the tax threshold further as time progresses.

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