The government of Antigua and Barbuda has announced that all existing tax concessions granted to businesses and entities will cease to exist effective November 30, as part of a sweeping fiscal reform designed to improve transparency, ensure policy alignment, and promote fair competition. Under the new directive, all businesses and ongoing projects will be required to reapply for concessions starting December 1, 2025. The Cabinet says the review will ensure that future incentives align with the country’s sustainable development and investment priorities. Director General of Communications Maurice Merchant explained during the post-Cabinet briefing that the measure will allow government to reassess which sectors truly require support. He said...