Time spent with global investors allowed central Asian republic to slash funding costs and refocus economy away from coal while paving way for a future issuance. ( read original story ...)
Mongolia removed from EU grey list
Commending Mongolia for fulfilling all its commitments to the EU and ratifying the Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters, the Economic and Financial Affairs ... ( read original story ...)
Mongolia removed from EU grey list
Commending Mongolia for fulfilling all its commitments to the EU and ratifying the Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters, the Economic and Financial Affairs ... ( read original story ...)
“Mines and Minds – Leveraging Natural Wealth to Invest in People and Institutions” discussion held
The World Bank in Mongolia in partnership with the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Budget held a panel discussion on conclusion of report “Mines and Minds-Leveraging Natural Wealth to Invest in ... ( read original story ...)
Accounting error costs Georgia $240 million, but tax collections remain strong
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia is taking a one-time $240 million hit to its bank account because accounting software wasn’t sending the right share of sales taxes to local governments. The payments were made ... ( read original story ...)
Accounting error costs Georgia $240 million, but tax collections remain strong
ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia is taking a one-time $240 million hit to its bank account because accounting software wasn’t sending the right share of sales taxes to local governments. The payments were made ... ( read original story ...)
Israeli NGO challenges tax benefits for ‘hostile’ organizations
The Israel Tax Authority is refusing to release information about hundreds of millions of shekels in exemptions received by international groups, some of which actively work against the Jewish state. ( read original story ...)
Israeli NGO challenges tax benefits for ‘hostile’ organizations
The Israel Tax Authority is refusing to release information about hundreds of millions of shekels in exemptions received by international groups, some of which actively work against the Jewish state. ( read original story ...)
Lebanon’s president says consultations on new government start next week
Lebanon's President Michel Aoun said on Wednesday parliamentary consultations to choose a new prime minister who will form the country's next government will begin on Oct. 15. Lebanon's government ... ( read original story ...)
Lebanon’s president says consultations on new government start next week
Lebanon's President Michel Aoun said on Wednesday parliamentary consultations to choose a new prime minister who will form the country's next government will begin on Oct. 15. Lebanon's government ... ( read original story ...)