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Re: What is TGCA?
[Re: Carol_Hill]
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05/24/2019 05:34 PM
05/24/2019 05:34 PM
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ChiTownHarry
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From a post on TTOL in 2015: The TGCA is a tax applicable on the entire territory of the Community of St. Martin in the French West Indies since August 1, 2010. It is due to local economic operations , including sales and services. Are involved all stakeholders in the economy of the island, businesses, commerce and the professions. The amount of 4% on sales is donated to the Community in order to enable it to increase the budget and finances. It is always charged . Are exempt import of goods , sales of prescription drugs, bread, water supply, and the goods when exported from the island except on the Dutch side that remains taxable. For the entire thread, see: 2015 postI hope this helps.
--ChiTownHarry
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