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April 19, 2010 · about 16 years ago

No VAT for cruise ships India

Cruise ships calling at the port of Mombasa will not pay Valued Added Tax (VAT), a Cabinet minister has said. Mr Najib Balala, Tourism minister, said the move will encourage more cruise ships in the country, which often bring in many people when making a single call at the port.

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Cruise ships calling at the port of Mombasa will not pay Valued Added Tax (VAT), a Cabinet minister has said. Mr Najib Balala, Tourism minister, said the move will encourage more cruise ships in the country, which often bring in many people when making a single call at the port.

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