Reply to "City loses tax case against Giftland"

TotaramSenior Member

@Django posted:
The Mayor had said at that time that Giftland Mall owed City Hall over $103 million in rates and taxes and had not paid any rates or taxes nor any interest on what was owed since the mall’s opening in July, 2015.

How can the Judge ruled taxes aren't owed when none was was paid from since 2015 ?
The Property Tax LAWS are lax in Guyana.

The ruling was on the merits of the case before the court. I don't think Giftland will get away with not paying taxes. If the Council does the valuation etc. properly then Giftland will have to pay.

2/19/213:48 PM

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