75% of Businesses Find It Difficult to Keep the Payroll - Diario La Verdad De Vargas
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The director of the Chamber of Commerce of La Guaira, Shirley Camarán, warned that the region is going through an acute crisis after the June earthquake, with interrupted basic services — power failures of up to 17 hours, water shortages and connectivity problems — and looted or destroyed shops. Although the main roads have already been cleared and [...] La Guaira Chamber of Commerce entry insists on fiscal relief to avoid bankruptcy was first p…
Of 160 traders consulted through a survey by the Chamber of Commerce of La Guaira, 120 said they have the capacity to maintain their payroll for only 3 months after the double earthquake. Shirley Camarán, director of the Chamber of Commerce of La Guaira, pointed out that the situation calls for immediate plans to help businesses and the state. She explained that 75% of businesses have the chance to survive for only three months, without help, wh…
The private sector of the central coast maintains that the current revenues barely cover the payrolls after the paralysing of tourism and port operations after the earthquakes of June 24. The post Merchants of La Guaira spend up to $1,500 monthly in taxes despite crises due to the earthquakes appeared first on El Nacional.
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