JetBlue Airways is suing the Florida Department of Revenue over $631,000 in corporate taxes, arguing the state unlawfully extends its geographical boundaries, resulting in unconstitutional double taxation. JetBlue Airways initiated legal action against the Florida Department of Revenue on July 19, challenging an assessment of additional corporate income taxes for the years 2019 to 2021. … Read more
Turkey is planning major tax changes as part of an economic reform proposal that aims to shore up government revenue, reduce inflation and “create a fairer system”.The parliament, controlled by a coalition led by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s Justice and Development Party (AKP), will vote next week on a package of major new fiscal laws, … Read more
JetBlue Airways is suing the state of Florida for overcharging the airline by more than $631,630 in corporate income tax, according to its complaint that was filed in Leon County.The complaint, filed July 19 in Leon Circuit Civil court, says the airline contested the “entire amount of the additional corporate income tax for the years … Read more
Real Estate I ‘escaped’ Texas for Tennessee. I loved the food and tech scene, but got tired of the heat and rising property taxes. Alcynna Lloyd 2024-06-03T19:57:55Z Share icon An curved arrow pointing right. Share Facebook Icon The letter F. Facebook Email icon An envelope. It indicates the ability to send an email. Email Twitter … Read more
Hermes Airports partners with KEAN and Foody for the “Green Lemonade” project, selling homemade lemonades to support the Cyprus Department of Forests. The project involves collecting lemons from airport trees, producing lemonade without preservatives, and using proceeds for environmental initiatives. The collaboration aims to promote sustainable development and circular economy practices, giving back to nature through green actions.
Kapnos airport shuttle operates a Nicosia to Larnaca route every 30 minutes at peak hours and has recently acquired five new Euro 6 buses.
Flight operations at Ercan (Tymbou) airport in the north are facing challenges due to GPS issues caused by regional conflicts. The airport occasionally provides erroneous information to aircraft, affecting their landing phase. These errors are not only specific to Ercan airport but are also a problem for other airports in the area due to ongoing conflicts in the Middle East.
– The Cyprus real estate sector is experiencing growth and prosperity, with a booming economy and construction flourishing in coastal hotspots like Limassol.
– Locals are facing financial strain due to rising interest rates, inflated property prices, and loan restructuring, while foreign investors are attracted to Cyprus for its incentives.
– Foreign investment has fueled the coastal boom but creates vulnerability due to reliance on external capital.
– Cyprus has a history of overlooking problems and needs a proactive approach from the government to ensure long-term stability.
– One in four persons living in Cyprus was born overseas, contributing to the economy and cultural landscape.
– Challenges in the housing market include increased competition for jobs, rising prices, and pressure on public services.
– Integration policies and inclusive economic planning are essential to ensure fair distribution of benefits and foster shared prosperity for all residents.
The Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) is a global labor union that has been organizing in Cyprus since 2020. The IWW stands out from traditional trade unions by being a union for all workers, including minorities, migrants, and sex workers. The IWW is not trying to be friendly with employers and government, unlike traditional unions. The IWW is a horizontal organization that values transparency and full participation rights for all members. The IWW encourages workers to join traditional trade unions as well. In Cyprus, the IWW organizes all workers under one big union, unlike traditional federations divided by profession or sector. The IWW aims to prioritize organizing over mere mobilizing and believes in forming strong relationships with fellow workers.
Tourist arrivals in Cyprus decreased by 2.7% in April, with a total of 333,563 arrivals. Overseas travel by Cyprus residents also decreased by 2.1% in April, with a total of 132,806 visits.