We are currently in the process of publishing our Annual Report for the FHTA 2017 Annual General Meeting (AGM), which is to be held on Friday, 09th June 2017. The
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KPMG: Flash Report Issue 8 of 2017 – Reminder on Key Tax Compliance Issues
We attach our Flash report (Issue 8 of 2017) to highlight the notice by Fiji Revenue and Customs Authority in respect of some key tax compliance issues. Flash Report: Flash Report
FBoS Release No. 8: Provisional Visitor Arrivals – February 2017
Provisional Visitor Arrivals from the Fiji Bureau of Statistics (FBoS) for February 2017.
National Budget 2017/2018 FHTA Submission
Bula Members, The preparation of the National Budget 2017/2018 has commenced. To assist the Association in preparing our Submission, we are requesting member properties to forward any items they wish
Fijian Tourism 2021 FHTA Submission
Dear Members After collating members’ inputs on various issues, FHTA has provided our submission to the Ministry of Industry, Trade, Tourism, Land & Mineral Resources on the Tourism Development Plan
KPMG Flash Report – Issue 7 of 2017 (Stamp duty on leases)
We attach our Flash report (Issue 7 of 2017) to highlight the public notice by Fiji Revenue and Customs Authority as a reminder of the stamp duty applicable on leases.
FBoS Release No. 5: Provisional Visitor Arrivals – January 2017
Provisional Visitor Arrivals from the Fiji Bureau of Statistics (FBoS) for January 2017.
Second Consultation on the Fijian Tourism 2021 Plan (FT2021)
Bula Vinaka The Ministry of Industry, Trade and Tourism (MITT) will be conducting its second Consultation on the draft Fijian Tourism 2021 at the Sofitel Fiji Resort, Nadi on Thursday
URGENT: Fijian Tourism 2021
Dear Members Please note the Draft copy of the Fiji Tourism Development Plan 2021 attached below for which consultations commence Thursday, 16th February 2017. We sincerely apologise for the late
Fix wages ‘for right reasons’
The Fiji Times, 13 February – FIJI Trades Union Congress national secretary Felix Anthony says Government’s proposal to revise the national minimum wage had to be done for the right