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The Trinidad and Tobago Manufacturers’ Association (TTMA) has raised concern over delayed Value Added Tax refunds and the effect on businesses in several sectors.
In a statement, the Association said feedback from members involved in the manufacturing and export of food and beverages, household products, and printing and packaging shows that delays in receiving VAT refunds are affecting operations and finances.
The TTMA said VAT is collected by businesses for the state and offset against input VAT, with excess amounts expected to be refunded. However, the Association said refunds are being delayed for more than a year in some cases, with some claims outstanding for several years.
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