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MoBay mayor wants to collect over $3b owed in property taxes, trade licences

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Only 43 per cent of St James is property tax-compliant, resulting in a deficit of $2.5 billion, says Mayor of Montego Bay, Richard Vernon. Vernon said funds are needed to provide better services, such as fixing roads and collecting solid waste. The three-day MBCCI business expo was held against the theme Future Forward.

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MoBay mayor wants to collect over $3b owed in property taxes, trade licences

WESTERN BUREAU Chairman of the St James Municipal Corporation and Mayor of Montego Bay, Richard Vernon, says property owners and business operators are delinquent in excess of $3 billion in property tax and trade licence fees. There are 60,038...

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