• Liberia: Complex Syndicate Discovered At Finance

    The Informer (Monrovia), 27 April 2009

    The Bureau of Customs and Excise at the Finance Ministry has hinted the discovery of a complex syndicate involving the smuggling of Fourteen Suit Cases in the country.A Finance Ministry release quoting the Anti Smuggling Division of the Bureau of Customs said the suit cases containing valuable dutiable items were allegedly smuggled into the country through the Roberts International Airport by a ...

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  • jamsbet
    Apr 27 2009, 10:22
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    I THINK BEFORE THE DISCOVERY OF THIS COMPLEX SYNDICATE , lEBANESE AS A WHOLE HAVE BEEN USING THE POWER THEY HAVE ON OUR ECONOMY TO DENIED THE GOVERNMENT OF MUCH NEEDED REVENUE. FROM NOW ON ALL CUSTOMS OFFICERS SHOULD BE ON THE LOOK OUT FOR ALSO CONSIGNMENTS LEAVING THE COUNTRY THESE COULD CONTAIN FOREIGN CURRENCIES .

  • bellologan
    Apr 27 2009, 22:49
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    Our government is starting to do business the right way. It's very strange to hear that our custom officers didn't take bribe. Because it has been business as usual. I hope they continue to help by allowing the government to generate its revenue through taxes.

    Despite the government is trying to generate revenue, it also needs to reduce taxes on inputed automobiles. It will enables Liberians from other parts of the world to improve the transportation system by bringing in more vehicles into the country.