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'Win for Guam': Thursday marks 4% BPT rate for Guam's businesses (opens the original)
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Thursday marked the start of fiscal year 2027 for the government of Guam, but also the start for businesses to pay half-percentage point less for their Business Privilege Taxes. Guam Chamber of Commerce chairman Edward G. Untalan said Oct. 1 is a monumental day for the island’s businesses. “This is not a win for the Chamber. This is a win for Guam,” he told a room of the Guam’s private sector community on Wednesday. The record-high $1.4 billion government of Guam budget bill includes a provision
Audit: No new CLTC agricultural or residential leases issued in 2024 (opens the original)
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An audit of the CHamoru Land Trust Commissionâs 2024 finances show that the commission issued no new agricultural or residential leases that fiscal year amid an eight-year moratorium halting new issuances. Auditors issued an unmodified, or clean, opinion on CLTCâs financial statements. According to the Sept. 28 audit report provided by the Office of Public Accountability, the CLTC maintained the moratorium on adjudicating all leases deemed null and based on a 2018 legal opinion by the Office
Tarague Beach detonation lawsuit set for Supreme Court arguments next week (opens the original)
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Corrections and clarifications: This story has been updated to reflect that oral arguments are set to go before the Supreme Court of the United States on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026. Oral arguments are set to be heard on Oct. 7 at the nationâs highest court between activist group Prutehi GuÃ¥han and the U.S. Air Force over the Tarague Beach detonation range, in whatâs being called a âhistoricâ case for environmental and indigenous rights in the U.S. Prutehi GuÃ¥han argues that the open air d
Report: Army faces $1B budget shortfall, Guam Guard expects no impacts (opens the original)
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Earlier this year, ABC News reported that the Army is facing a sudden billion-dollar shortfall spurred by the Iran War, the U.S. mission to secure the southern border, and the growing number of National Guard missions. According to their May 13 report, that budget crunch is to the tune of $4 billion to $6 billion which is eating into training for some of the Armyâs units, however Guam National Guard spokesperson Mark Scott told the Pacific Daily News the local force doesnât expect to be impa
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