Trinidad Considers Applying New Tax Regime to 2004 Income

Posted on Nov 21, 2005 in Markets and Competition | Comments Off

According to a board member of Natural Gas Co., the new tax formula should be retroactive to last year “because there has been some hemorrhaging of government revenues.” The government has asked industry players to “come to us with a proposal.” See Friday’s edition of Platts LNG Daily for more information. [Subscription required]

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Trinidad Considers Applying New Tax Regime to 2004 Income

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