The Libel Case Out of The MINISTRY OF FINANCE 1 (AllAfrica.com)
The Ministry of Public Works submitted the payment voucher for the thirteen (13) pieces of road construction equipment for settlement by the Ministry of Finance on October 30, 2006. This is more than three months before the equipment arrived in Liberia, indicating that the equipment were pre-financed.
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The Libel Case Out of The MINISTRY OF FINANCE 1 (AllAfrica.com)
Finance Ministry mulls tax incentives to fuel innovation (RosBusinessConsulting)
RBC, 19.02.2010, Moscow 18:39:35. Russia’s Finance Ministry is contemplating a number of tax incentives for innovative activities, head of the ministry’s tax and customs policy department Ilya Trunin announced at the ministry’s board meeting on the major tax policy outlines for 2011 and 2012-2013.
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Finance Ministry may raise its capital ratio in THAI (The Nation – Thailand’s English news)
Finance Minister Korn Chatikavanij said his ministry was ready to contribute more capital to Thai Airways International, to maintain its shareholding at 51 per cent.
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Finance Ministry may raise its capital ratio in THAI (The Nation – Thailand’s English news)
Temasek Holdings is owned by Ministry of Finance and not Singaporeans (The Temasek Review)
Written by Our Correspondent In a letter to the Straits Times Forum yesterday, Myrna Thomas, the Managing Director (Corporate Affairs) of Temasek Holdings reiterates that it is a commercial entity which is wholly owned by the Ministry of Finance (incorporated) in response to an earlier speech by U.S. political economist Prof Huang Yasheng who criticized the Singapore’s
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Temasek Holdings is owned by Ministry of Finance and not Singaporeans (The Temasek Review)
Temasek Holdings is owned by Ministry of Finance and not Singaporeans (The Temasek Review)
Written by Our Correspondent In a letter to the Straits Times Forum yesterday, Myrna Thomas, the Managing Director (Corporate Affairs) of Temasek Holdings reiterates that it is a commercial entity which is wholly owned by the Ministry of Finance (incorporated) in response to an earlier speech by U.S.
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Temasek Holdings is owned by Ministry of Finance and not Singaporeans (The Temasek Review)
China 2009 Fiscal Revenue Rises 11.7%, Finance Ministry Says (Bloomberg)
Feb. 5 (Bloomberg) — China’s fiscal revenue rose 11.7 percent last year to 6.85 trillion yuan, the Ministry of Finance said on its Web site today. Fiscal revenue for December increased 55.8 percent from a year earlier to 508.4 billion yuan, according to the statement.
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China’s finance ministry may inject money into BoCom -paper (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News)
SHANGHAI, Feb 4 (Reuters) – China’s Ministry of Finance is considering injecting money into Bank of Communications (BoCom) to consolidate its position as the largest shareholder of the country’s fifth-largest lender, the China Business News reported on Thursday.
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BoCom May Sell Shares to China Finance Ministry, Business Says (Bloomberg)
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Taiwan Finance Ministry To Propose Progressive Real-Estate Tax (MalaysiaNews.net)
TAIPEI -(Dow Jones)- Taiwan’s Ministry of Finance plans to propose a progressive tax rate that will raise the taxes paid by luxury-home owners to cool the island’s real-estate market, Deputy Minister…
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Finance Ministry-owned companies may be sold to boost investment (The Malaysian Insider)
KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 29 — The government plans to transfer some of the Ministry of Finance Inc-owned companies to private companies in order to boost private sector investment. Second Finance Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Hanadzlah said the government may transfer the companies either through direct transfer or listing in the stock market.
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Finance Ministry-owned companies may be sold to boost investment (The Malaysian Insider)