Unicomer St. Vincent Ltd., parent company of Courts Furniture Store, is expected to be served with notice very soon from the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) demanding that the over $20 million in outstanding taxes be paid. The government’s position was validated following a ruling by the Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal last week which ruled in favour of the tax collection entity that they were in fact owed $12.66 million.
Unicomer St. Vincent Ltd., parent company of Courts Furniture Store, is expected to be served with notice very soon from the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) demanding that the over $20 million in outstanding taxes be paid. The government’s position was validated following a ruling by the Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal last week which ruled in favour of the tax collection entity that they were in fact owed $12.66 million.
The recent decision of the BVI Commercial Court (the "Court") (the Hon. Justice Ingrid Mangatal (Ag.)) in Kenworth Industrial Limited v Xin Gang Power Investments Limited BVIHCOM.
The Eastern Caribbean Court of Appeal has set May 2, 2024 as the date for hearing the appeal in the COVID-19 vaccine mandate case. The case was initially scheduled to be heard on February 1. The hearing was adjourned after a member of the three-judge panel was unavailable to hear the matter. Since then, public sector workers who were dismissed under the government’s 2021 COVID-19 vaccine mandate, which the High.