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Lawsuit against IRB seeks income tax refund

Paying out income tax refunds remains a “priority,” according to Government House Communications Director Richard Motta Jr., but the government is facing increasing legal pressure from taxpayers who say they’re

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No update on income tax refunds after Bryan said checks likely for Carnival

Tax Day 2024 has come and gone, but many Virgin Islanders who filed are still waiting for their tax refunds from last year.

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IRB offering free help with filing simple income tax returns

The V.I. Internal Revenue Bureau is offering free assistance to taxpayers who are filing simple tax returns, according to an IRB news release.

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Taxpayers still waiting for refunds

An untold number of taxpayers are still waiting on income tax refunds from 2021, and there’s no word on when the government might finally send out the remaining checks.

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Police officers charged after over 700 pounds of cocaine found at Opa Locka Airport

Police officers charged after over 700 pounds of cocaine found at Opa Locka Airport Published:  Updated:  Tags:  Teshawn Adams and Shakim Mike are identified as two U.S. Virgin Islands police officers in criminal complaints filed in federal court. (Photos: The Virgin Islands Daily News) (WPLG) Opa-locka, Fla. – Two U.S. Virgin Islands police officers, along with four others, have been charged with drug trafficking after more than 700 pounds of cocaine were found as the officers and two other men landed on a private plane at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport. Federal agents said Teshawn Adams, 26, and Shakim Mike, 29, U.S. Virgin Islands police officers, and two others, traveled to Miami on a private passenger flight from St. Thomas on Tuesday. They were detained after Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers discovered the cocaine, packaged as 294 individually plastic-wrapped bricks during a scan of luggage at the airport upon the plane’s arrival.

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