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Shadow Finance Minister David Burt called for a review of Bermuda’s tax system, as MPs debated legislation granting customs relief to the telecommunications industry. Mr Burt claimed the Customs Tariff Amendment (No 2) Act 2013, which was passed duri...

Following a gruelling session of Parliament on Friday, MPs are scheduled for another busy meeting of the House this Wednesday. Matters up for discussion include delayed legislation for a fuel tax at the East End to pay for St George’s to be maintaine...

Legislation that would impose a fuel tax to burnish St George’s status as a United Nations designated World Heritage site could be approved by MPs today. The Corporation of St George (UNESCO World Heritage Fund and Levy) Act 2013 will gets its second...

Big business has backed a proposed law change to make it easier for employers from overseas to stay in Bermuda and gain residency. Association of Bermuda International Companies (ABIC) chairman George Hutchings spoke out as the House of Assembly prep...

Anti-gang legislation has been approved in the House of Assembly, according to Attorney General Mark Pettingill. He told The Royal Gazette that the definition of a criminal gang contained in the Transnational Organised Crime Act could be used locally...

The Progressive Labour Party has expressed its support for efforts to halt or delay the removal of on-island passport printing, saying the move has significant implications. Shadow Home Affairs Minister Walter Roban said in a statement yesterday that...