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Estimates point to $529 million shortfall in coming year - Barbados Today

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Government is expected to rake in some $3.207 billion in the next financial year but will spend $3.736 billion, resulting in a $529 million deficit which it will have to fund. That is according to the draft 2022/2023 Estimates laid in Parliament on Friday, which show that the projected revenue and expenditure are 7.2 per […]

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