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File: Pensioners wait in line outside Republic Bank on Harris Promenade in San Fernando.

Retirees still paying as Govt misses pension tax deadline

For pensioners earning above $7,500 a month, the Government’s pledge of tax-free private pensions was supposed to take effect from January 1, 2026.

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Andrea Perez-Sobers

File: Pensioners wait in line outside Republic Bank on Harris Promenade in San Fernando.

Retirees still paying as Govt misses pension tax deadline

20260409

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File: Pensioners wait in line outside Republic Bank on Harris Promenade in San Fernando.

Retirees still paying as Govt misses pension tax deadline

by

Andrea Perez-Sobers

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For pensioners earning above $7,500 a month, the Government’s pledge of tax-free private pensions was supposed to take effect from January 1, 2026.

Retirees still paying as Govt misses pension tax deadline

by

Andrea Perez-Sobers

The newly-appointed members of the Fair Trading Commission (FTC), from left, Genevieve Thompson, Tamara Dewan-Roopansingh, chairman Nisha Persad, Aruna Beharrylall and Neha Maharaj after being sworn in by President Christine Kangaloo, at President’s House, St Ann’s, Port-of-Spain, yesterday.

NICOLE DRAYTON