The SME Market Place is an online 24/7 portal connecting SMEs with business support products and services currently offered by various public and private sector entities. The Ministry of Finance along with its partners, the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago and the Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange
This Notice only applies to Government Pensioners who: Have not submitted their Birth Certificate Pin Number; Are non-nationals; or Are residing abroad. The Treasury Division wishes to advise that due to technical difficulties, the Pensions Management Branch has experienced a delay in delivering Life Certificates to you, our valued customers. As such, the Division has…
The Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago aims to increase accessibility and improve the ease of honouring tax obligations for people and businesses, by supporting key legal, regulatory and change management initiatives for the digitalization of the online tax payment ecosystem in the country. With the help of CAF – Development Bank of…
Tenders are invited for the Provision of Services for the Operation and Maintenance of Mechanical, Electrical and Plumbing Systems at the Eric Williams Finance Building, Ministry of Finance for a period of three (3) years.Tender documents can be obtained during normal working hours at the Central Tenders Board’s Office, 116 Frederick Street, Port of Spain,…
National Budget Statement 2023 presented by the Honourable Colm Imbert, MP, Minister of Finance in the House of Representatives on Monday 26th September, 2022. Madam Speaker, it is a privilege for me to present to this Honourable House and to the citizens of our country the National Budget for Fiscal 2023, the eighth (8th) budget…
The formulation of the PSIP 2023-2025 was based on an evaluation and prioritisation of projects against key policy measures and strategies as outlined in Vision 2030. The second planning horizon 2021-2025 was also informed by the Roadmap for Recovery Report (RRR) and Community Recovery Report CRR). Accordingly, the three-year PSIP 2023-2025 focuses on nine (9)…
The tentative post-pandemic recovery was derailed in 2022 as the global economy was confronted by a rare convergence of misfortunes, triggered largely by the unprecedented war in Ukraine which has escalated into a costly humanitarian crisis. Following a sharp rebound in global growth of 6.1 percent in 2021, growth is estimated by the International Monetary…
The Social Sector Investment Programme (SSIP) 2023 examines the socio-economic environment of Trinidad and Tobago, and the strategic developments made toward attaining social transformation. It also provides an overview of the national social context by scrutinizing existing and new social sector initiatives, as well as investments made by the key social sector Ministries, and the Tobago…
The Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP) is the investment plan utilised by the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (GORTT) for the achievement of the national development objectives. The PSIP is funded by the Central Government through the Consolidated Fund and the Infrastructure Development Fund. Tobago’s PSIP consists of all the programmes and…
