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KINGSTON, Jamaica — Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association President Christopher Jarrett says the tourism industry remains concerned about the proposed increase in General Consumption Tax (GCT) on tourism activities and is again urging the Government to meet with stakeholders.
In a release on Wednesday, the JHTA said it has repeatedly sought discussions since March but has not yet received an opportunity to engage on the proposal, which it argues could have significant implications for businesses, employees, investors, and communities across the country.
Jarrett said the association recognises the Government’s focus on national recovery efforts following Hurricane Melissa and its responsibility to manage the country’s fiscal affairs, but maintained that consultation is essential on a matter of such importance.
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