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2025 Budget Address (Prime Minister and Minister of Finance)

Government of St. Kitts and Nevis, Ministry of Finance · Government · 16 Dec 2024 · St Kitts and Nevis

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2025 Budget Address (16 Dec 2024, 58 pages). Programme content: 2023 non-tax revenue 18.7% above budget mainly from CBI proceeds and 2024 revenue 22.6% below the approved estimates mainly from lower CBI contributions (no CBI amounts; these percentages are about total revenue, not CBI, so not recorded); CIU restructured into a statutory body (1 October 2024; already an event from this source) with claims of increased applications and record revenue (no figures); milestones including a ten-week target for application decisions and a 24-hour response time (recorded as an event; the ten weeks are not recorded under processing_time_months, which is in months); SISC and Public Benefit Option described, real-estate thresholds reduced (no amounts); two CBI dividends paid; programme claimed to rank first in the world in 2024 (industry ranking, out of scope). The rest is out of scope.

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What it covers 2023 outturn; 2024 anticipated outturn (revenue 22.6% below budget mainly due to CBI); CIU restructuring.

Notes Political speech to the National Assembly; outturn figures are the Ministry's preliminary figures.

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