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Top News • 06 November 2005

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In what appears to be the first confirmation that the decision to introduce a withholding tax of 12 per cent is facing serious hurdles, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Lawrence Gonzi told MaltaToday that he plans to revisit the withholding tax plan outlined in budget 2006.

TOP NEWS

No PBS contract yet for Cristina

Ellul Bonici ready to push for divorce in Labour Party

Courts defer cases for dignitaries

OTHER NEWS

Belgian prisoner on hunger strike awaiting extradition

Court bans name of banker charged with fraud

Bird flu scares a fifth of Maltese from eating chicken

Straight talk from Grace

Racists strike as Baluci’s charity concert flops

Lockerbie families doubt guilt of ‘bomber’ identified by Maltese witness

Energy-saving homes in for public consultation

Pullicino’s ill-timed statement raises eyebrows

Science without leadership as Malta lags behind Europe

Didn’t you just love the Budget Show?

Good housekeeping, weak economic management

Malta’s new ‘river’ could end up pumped in the sea

The end of six months’ silence for Montebello

Councillors get privileged access to plans

Authority sanctions billboards it set out to remove

Gonzi’s ‘no reason’ to let go of finance

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