The Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP) is the investment plan utilised by the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (GORTT) for the achievement of the national development objectives. The PSIP is funded by the Central Government through the Consolidated Fund and the Infrastructure Development Fund. Tobago’s PSIP consists of all the programmes and…
The State Enterprises Sector comprises 55 companies of which 43 are wholly owned, eight are majority owned and four in which GORTT has a minority shareholding. A complete list of the State Enterprises is detailed in Appendix I. These entities operate in the gas and oil industry, banking and financial services, manufacturing, transport and communication,…
The 2023 PSIP will fund medium-term developmental priorities, seek to create the environment that will enable diversification of the economy, improve social conditions with a focus on youth development at all levels and improve the quality of life of citizens from birth to adulthood. These investments also include initiatives that support rebuilding of the economy,…
In an effort to to maximize resources and achieve higher efficiency, the Comptroller of Customs and Excise has revised the Voluntary Compliance Programme to encourage voluntary compliance among our traders. Based on the present capacity of the Division, the initial criteria for participation in the VCP shall facilitate the proper management of the programme.
National Budget Statement 2023 presented by the Honourable Colm Imbert, MP, Minister of Finance in the House of Representatives on Monday 26th October, 2022.
The Ministry of Finance feature event “Spotlight on the Economy 2022” provided a comprehensive explanation of our current financial situation, fiscal policies over the last seven years, and financial and economic plans and strategies going forward.
Trinidad and Tobago Spotlight on the Economy 2022 presented by the Honourable Colm Imbert, MP Minister of Finance at the Hyatt Regency on September 2, 2022.
