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New labour Law as of October 1, 2022: Legal Insights

New labour Law as of October 1, 2022: Legal Insights

October 1, 2022, is an important day for labour-law lawyers in Sint Maarten. On this day, the new labour law comes into force. This new law is codified in Title 10 of Book 7 of the Civil Code. For the people who want to look it up, it is AB 2021, 64 on the publication page of Government1.
— Suhendra Leon
September 29, 2022
Civil - Tax - Administrative - Corp. governance - Uncategorized
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Salary reduction as a result of Covid-19

Salary reduction as a result of Covid-19

In recent months, there have been a substantial amount of court cases regarding alleged salary in arrears. To survive the crisis the covid-pandemic has caused, many employers needed to reduce costs by decreasing the salaries of their employees.
— Camiel Koster
March 4, 2021
Civil - Tax - Administrative - Corp. governance
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Tax Opposition

Tax Opposition

The Government, the Minister of Finance always needs money. The Tax Receiver collects and has been given privileges to do so since the government does it for us all, right? So, when the Tax Receiver starts to collect, he can hardly be stopped. Fortunately the law provides a reprieve.
— Gert Bergman
September 9, 2015
Tax
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New Tax legislation on its way

New Tax legislation on its way

New tax legislation of Sint Maarten should be implemented as soon as possible, since the legislation is practically ready for submission to parliament.
— Gert Bergman
May 27, 2015
Tax
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