After impasse over $2.6B understatement of national revenue

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AKASH SAMAROOJournalist at Guardian

February 13, 2025

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After impasse over $2.6B understatement of national revenue

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Akash Samaroo

Senior Reporter

Despite their battles in the court, Minister of Finance Colm Imbert says the relationship between himself, Auditor General, Jaiwantie Ramdass and staff at the officer remains, “respectful and cooperative.”

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