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No tax on public servant salaries not applicable to ex-prime ministers - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

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PRIME Minister Stuart Young said the no taxation measure on pensions for the public service which he announced on April 2 will not apply to parliamentarians, former PMs and MPs and those covered by the Salaries Review Commission. Responding to media at the post-Cabinet media briefing at Whitehall on April 3, Young said he had discussed the issue with the Cabinet. “It is not meant to cover Parliamentarians and former PMs. It is the public servant…
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No tax on public servant salaries not applicable to ex-prime ministers - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday

PRIME Minister Stuart Young said the no taxation measure on pensions for the public service which he announced on April 2 will not apply to parliamentarians, former PMs and MPs and those covered by the Salaries Review Commission. Responding to media at the post-Cabinet media briefing at Whitehall on April 3, Young said he had discussed the issue with the Cabinet. “It is not meant to cover Parliamentarians and former PMs. It is the public servant…

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