Virgin Islands Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR)
‘Cocaine Cops’ Who Had 725 Pounds Of Blow On Private Jet To Plead Guilty
MIAMI — Two Virgin Islands police officers charged with smuggling a planeload of cocaine to Miami have filed notices that they intend to plead guilty, rather than take their cases to trial, according to documents filed in the U.S. District Court of Southern Florida. Officers Shakim Mike, 29, and Teshawn
DINO PRINT! Potholes At Department of Finance St. Croix Large Enough To Swallow A Car Whole!
CHRISTIANSTED — The failure of the Bryan-Roach Administration to properly maintain St. Croix’s roads and public spaces has reached pandemic levels — citizens complained on social media this weekend. As these pictures of the Virgin Islands Department of Finance—Bureau of Internal Revenue property in Estate Diamond-Ruby—adjacent to the Sunny Isle
BIR Divvies Up Income Tax Refunds In Dribs And Drabs Just In Time For Christmas
CHARLOTTE AMALIE — Governor Albert Bryan announced that a second round of income tax refunds was disbursed this month, for a total of more than $15 million in December. On Monday, the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) sent out 3,550 refund checks totaling $10,210,766. Last week, the BIR sent out 1,100
Virgin Islands Government Stands To Gain $40 Million Per Year After Favorable Excise Tax Court Ruling
CHRISTIANSTED — Governor Albert Bryan today praised the decision of U.S. District Court Judge Robert Molloy to lift the injunction that prohibited the Government of the Virgin Islands (GVI) from collecting excise taxes in the Territory. In his ruling Wednesday, Judge Molloy said the GVI can resume collecting excise taxes beginning
