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'My earnings will pay for a trip abroad': The easiest money you'll ever make... Recommend deals to friends and family ...

Bonus: Tantse Walter’s earnings will pay for a trip to Columbia

Companies sometimes pay existing customers who help to recruit new ones, writes LAURA SHANNON. 

The bonus is handed over when a customer can prove their personal recommendation convinced someone else to buy. 

Those making the most of refer-a-friend deals are earning small fortunes. Here, The Mail on Sunday looks at the rising trend of ‘referral marketing’ and explains how you can join in. 

Freelance photographer Tantse Walter has made nearly £800 in two years simply from recommending deals to friends and family. This financial boost means she has already covered the cost of a fortnight’s accommodation for a holiday to Columbia later this year – and has some money left over.

Tantse, 28, who lives with husband Dave in Cheltenham, says: ‘It is very easy, so why not do it? Most companies have a refer-a-friend scheme because it benefits them as much as it does the customer.’

By referring friends to companies she has earned money from energy supplier Bulb, travel website booking.com, online supermarket Ocado, Virgin Media – and even a month’s free membership at a local gym.

Tantse says her friends are supportive of her making money this way – especially when there is also something in it for them.

For example, Bulb electricity pays £50 to new joiners as well as the customer who made the introduction.

Tantse says she always makes an effort to support friends in making money from referral schemes, adding: ‘If I am ever looking to join a company I always ask if any of my friends have a referral code, so they can benefit from it in the same way I would when I offer a code to them.’

Friend-referral etiquette also demands honesty. Tantse says: ‘I would not refer anyone to a company just for the sake of getting a financial reward.’

Why firms are using the ‘refer-a-friend’ schemes

Referral marketing is a tactic sold on the basis of a win-win – the company wins new business and a happy customer wins a reward for little effort.

So someone who is likely to talk positively to those around them about a favourite business should consider whether there is a slice of revenue available to them for their informal marketing services. Adam Bullock, director at shopping website TopCashback, says: ‘Companies know the importance of word-of-mouth recommendations – and are willing to pay for them.’

While celebrities are often paid big money to promote brands, businesses know that referrals from customers to their friends are just as valuable.

This form of promotion is transparent because those buying recommended deals know the person who introduced them, how they truly feel about a product and what perk their friend is receiving in return.

Bullock adds: ‘Most brands have some form of friend referral scheme that gives you something in return for bringing them new customers, whether it is free products or cash.

‘Check with any service you use, such as your bank or insurance provider, to see what they are offering as you could make some unexpected money.’ Typically you are given an online referral link to share with your nearest and dearest. When they click on the link to sign up themselves, it tells the company how a new customer arrived at their doorstep.

Alternatively you might be given a code that a new customer needs to enter online when they buy.

Companies offering pounds for praise

There are numerous companies offering friend referral schemes, covering everything from fashion and fitness to bills and food.

BANKING AND FINANCE

Banks paying for recommendations include Nationwide Building Society, HSBC and First Direct.

Nationwide pays £100 per friend, up to a maximum of £500 each tax year. Customers recommending HSBC’s Expat account can also share £200 with their friend while First Direct pays £50 as well as a ‘hello’ gift to the new joiner.

Digital current account provider Monese will also pay £10 per person referred – £5 to the newbie.

Vanquis – which offers a credit card that can help customers build a better record of borrowing and repaying on time – pays £25 for each referral.

American Express credit card customers can earn membership points, Avios points or cashback for recruiting others. The perk paid depends on the type of credit card.

Prepaid travel card provider WeSwap pays up to £10 each for existing customers and their peers. Customers who bring three friends on board can also get ‘free’ foreign currency exchange for life.

COMMUNICATIONS

Mobile companies BT Mobile and Three pay £25 Amazon gift cards to both customers and their friends.

Sign up someone new to Sky TV and you will both receive a £50 prepaid Mastercard while Virgin Media will give each of you a £50 bill discount.

ENERGY

OVO pays a £25 voucher – Amazon, M&S or Argos – to each customer, old and new. Bulb pays £50 to both parties.

ONLINE SHOPPING

When people shop online via the likes of TopCashback or Quidco they can get a percentage of what they spend back in their accounts.

These companies link through to the websites of well-known companies selling anything from fashion to insurance. They act like a friend making a referral – but pay the bonuses to their customers.

But you can also earn extra from referring the cashback websites themselves – with TopCashback paying up to £7.50 and Quidco £20 for each person creating and using a new account.

WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU DO NOT GET THE CREDIT?

There will be hoops to jump through to ensure you are paid for the referral scheme promised. For example, both parties are likely to need an email address.

A new joiner will also have to provide any appropriate loyalty codes. These will identify the existing customer when they sign online. They must ensure to click on the correct links provided in an email.

FOLLOW THESE RULES SO YOU DO NOT RISK A FALL-OUT

If you want to keep your friends as well as the financial rewards, follow these four simple rules for good referrals:

1) You must actually like the product or company you are recommending. 

2) Be honest about your reasons for endorsing a deal, and the fact you will get a reward for doing so. 

3) Split the spoils – sharing is caring. Many companies will offer a perk to you and your friend, but if it does not, consider sharing part or half the freebie with your mate as an incentive for them to help you. 

4) Share information. Tell your friend, as a courtesy, to be on their guard if a product you convinced them to buy later lets you down.

Source: https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/bills/article-6171099/All-recommend-deals-friends-family-make-800-rewards.html

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MINI-BUDGET MONDAY – Prime Minister Mia Mottley will deliver a mini-budget on Monday. Leader of Government Business in the House of Assembly, Santia Bradshaw, made the announcement earlier today. It was the first sitting of the House after the new Barbados Labour Party Government was sworn in over the past few days. (MWN)

SHARED BURDEN – Governor General Dame Sandra Mason today called on Barbadians to face up to the grim economic reality facing the country. Speaking ahead of this afternoon’s talks between the Mia Mottley-led administration and a team from the Washington-based International Monetary Fund (IMF), Dame Sandra also strongly urged citizens to keep faith with the new Government as it prepares to enter into a balance of payments support programme with the IMF, with a view to restructuring the country’s $15 billion debt, which amounts to a whopping 170 per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP). But even with the looming likelihood of tough austerity measures being introduced, the Governor General, in her hour-long Throne Speech assured that efforts would be made to ensure that “the burden of economic adjustment is shared fairly and does not fall disproportionately onto workers”. Before a large gathering of dignitaries, including Chief Justice Sir Marston Gibson and Mottley’s parents Amor and Sir Elliott Mottley, QC, suggestion was also made that the austerity period would not be allowed to go on indefintely. In fact, Dame Sandra said “Government’s macro-economic framework is to present a balanced budget by 2019 with no new financing requirements. “At all relevant stages of the process, it will act with transparency and will keep the Parliament and the citizens of Barbados fully informed,” the Governor General added, while stressing the need for the country to get its economic fundamentals in order. In outlining the programmes and policies of the new Government, Dame Sandra also made it clear that Government was not going to tax its way out of the current crisis. Her exact words were that “over-taxation cannot lead to economic recovery or a return to growth, nor does it lead individual citizens to prosperity”. It was in this vein that she said the Mottley administration would be sticking to its election campaign promise of a repeal of the dreaded National Social Responsibility Levy, which was hiked last July from two to ten per cent on the customs value of both imported and domestically produced goods. The Governor General also reiterated Government’s plans to scrap road tax and replace it with “a more equitable but bearable” tax on petroleum products; repeal the requirement for tax clearance certificates and giving a tax credit over time to those who paid, and to lower the rate of Value Added Tax from 17.5 per cent to 15 per cent within 18 months. The vexed issue of a salary increase for public workers also features high on the agenda of the new Government, with the Mottley administration promising to provide a cost of living allowance to civil servants if negotiations on pay are not concluded within the next three months. Barbadian students attending the University of the West Indies (UWI) will also stop paying tuition fees from next semester, according to the Governor General. “My Government will during this term [also] reduce the number of homes being foreclosed on, by working with the [commercial] banks to establish a Troubled Mortgage Relief Programme . . . pay the reverse tax credit of $1,300 for those earning less than $18,000 . . . [and] eliminate the 5,000 pit toilets still remaining across Barbados through a programme of works carried out via contracts to small contractors and community-based businesses,” she added. The Governor General also outlined a raft of proposals which seek to address issues of the ailing economy, safety and security, education, job creation, youth empowerment, health and wellness, corruption and the judiciary. In terms of dealing with the current indebtedness of the state, Government plans to assign a dedicated team to work with those individuals and companies who are owed some $1.7 billion in arrears as of September 30, 2017. “While there can be no overnight solution, given the magnitude of the problem, my Government commits to assigning a dedicated team to work with affected individuals and companies on a feasible plan for settling Government’s current indebtedness,” Dame Sandra said, adding that thereafter, the Government would establish a structure for regular on-time payment of money owed. “When the system is established and functioning well, Government will be required to pay interest or penalties for late payments,” the Governor General pledged, before a hushed audience that included the newly-elected President of the Senate Sir Richard Cheltenham,QC, and Speaker of the House of Assembly Arthur Holder. In terms of tackling rising crime, the Mottley government, which came to power just over a week ago in the May 24 general election in which it achieved a clean sweep before suffering one defection, said it will offer “a six-month gun amnesty and buy-back programme for legal and illegal firearms to reduce their numbers in the hands of civilians and in communities,” even though such a scheme has been dismissed as not workable by the top brass of the Royal Barbados Police Force and the former Attorney General Adriel Brathwaite. “My Government will consult with Barbadians on major national issues, such as the decriminalization of recreational marijuana and the question of Parliamentary reform, including fixed dates for elections and term limits for Prime Ministers,” Dame Sandra said. The Governor General also pledged today that Government would immediately introduce into Parliament, comprehensive integrity legislation to hold ministers and state board chairpersons and deputy chairpersons accountable for their actions and require politicians and key public officials to disclose their assets and liabilities. “Stiff penalties [will be coming] for those who attempt to bribe politicians and public officials,” Dame Sandra said, adding that the Mottley administration was determined not to allow corruption to become endemic in Barbados. (BT)

GOVERNMENT APPOINTS FINANCIAL ADVISOR AS IMF TEAM ARRIVES – Government announced today that a team from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), led by Bert van Selm, had arrived in Bridgetown on a three-day visit. The team will hold discussions with the Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Mia Amor Mottley, Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados, Cleviston Haynes, other senior government officials, and representatives from the private sector and the labour movement. It is expected that during this visit the IMF mission will update itself on the current economic and financial situation in Barbados, ahead of discussions with the authorities, over a potential programme in the coming weeks. Government also announced that it had appointed White Oak Advisory Ltd. to act as its financial advisor in the context of the debt restructuring process announced on 1 June, 2018. The financial advisor is in the process of establishing initial contacts with affected creditors, and is expected to soon commence creditor engagement on the basis of the medium-term macroeconomic projections to be finalized by the Government in the coming weeks. In the meantime, all queries relating to the announced debt restructuring should be directed to the financial advisor using the email address barbados@whiteoakadvisory.com. The Government stated that it has held discussions with the rating agencies since last week’s announcement, and it is expecting that Barbados’ credit rating will shortly be adjusted down to Selective Default (SD), as is customary when comprehensive debt restructurings are announced. (BT)

CREDIT DEFAULT – Rating agencies are expected to adjust Barbados’ credit rating to “selective default”, following Prime Minister Mia Mottley’s announcement last week that her week-old Barbados Labour Party (BLP) administration was suspending payments due on debts owed to external commercial creditors. The move has also resulted in some holders of US dollar bonds for Barbados lowering the prices to nearly half, as they seek to bail out. In making the announcement last Friday, Mottley, whose BLP took hold of the reins of Government following May 24 elections, also said while they were prepared to continue paying all interest payments due on domestic debt, local creditors would be asked to roll over principal maturities until restructuring agreements were concluded. At the same time, the Prime Minister had explained that the island’s economic situation was worse than previously thought, adding that a major economic restructuring was now necessary with the island’s debt now soaring at 170 per cent of gross domestic product, while its foreign reserves were only US$220 million, or about seven weeks’ of import cover. Mottley had also announced that as part of the comprehensive economic reform programme aimed at stabilizing the public finances and creating conditions for the return of sustained economic growth to Barbados, balance of payments support would be sought from the IMF. She also said that contact had been made with IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde who was briefed on the current state of the public finances, including the national debt and international reserves. In a joint statement this evening issued by the Barbados Government Information Service (GIS) and the Central Bank of Barbados, Government said it had held discussions with the rating agencies since last week’s announcement, and it was expecting that “Barbados’ credit rating will shortly be adjusted down to Selective Default (SD), as is customary when comprehensive debt restructurings are announced”. In the meantime an IMF team, led by Bert van Selm, arrived here today for a three-day visit, and will be brought up to date on the current economic and financial situation in Barbados, ahead of discussions with the authorities, on “a potential programme in the coming weeks”. Today officials from the Washington-based financial institution briefly met with Mottley, who is also the Minister of Finance, as well as members of her economic team. Government also announced that it had appointed the London-based independent financial advisory firm White Oak Advisory Ltd to act as a financial advisor “in the context of the debt restructuring process” which was announced last Friday. “The financial advisor is in the process of establishing initial contacts with affected creditors, and is expected to soon commence creditor engagement on the basis of the medium term macroeconomic projections to be finalized by the Government in the coming weeks,” the BGIS statement said. Over the next two days, the IMF delegation will also hold talks with Central Bank Governor Cleviston Haynes and other senior Government officials, as well as representatives of the private sector and the labour movement. In the meantime, Barbados TODAY understands that in an effort to shed their US dollar bonds in light of Friday’s announcement, some overseas investors have lowered their bidding price for bonds maturing in 2019 from $98 on Friday, to between $40 and $50 by this morning. The indicative price today was the same for bonds with a maturity date of 2021 that carried a bidding price of $90 up to Friday. Bonds with a maturity date of 2035 and a bidding price of $76.5 and an asking price of $79.5 on Friday, were also being traded at $40 on Tuesday. Yesterday two holders of Government debt – Sagicor Financial Corporation and RBC Royal Bank – also reacted to the Prime Minister’s decision to suspend payments to creditors. During a teleconference called to report on Sagicor’s performance, Chief Operating Officer Ravi Rambarran said the company expected minimal fallout since the company’s investment in Government paper represented only about five per cent of its total investment portfolio of approximately US$5 billion. However, in a brief statement to Barbados TODAY RBC Royal Bank said they recognized that it was an evolving issue and they would be following it closely. “We are proud of our history in Barbados and remain committed to the region and its economic prosperity,” the RBC statement added. (BT)

INTOXICATED BY MIAMANIA – Well, the decision appears to have already been made – we are to be surrendered to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the lender of last resort when we still have one good option left. We must now await the terms of the surrender. Let me be clear.  There is a time when going to the IMF for a loan with favourable terms is appropriate and encouraged.  That time is when the general public has sufficient savings, or access to resources, to cushion the likely effects of the IMF’s prescribed austerity. For Barbados, that time was around 2009, when it was clear that the DLP administration was incapable of managing the improvement of Barbados’ economy.  Unfortunately, the DLP administration also suffered from a major character flaw that would prove even more damaging to Barbados – they simply would not listen to good advice. For the past three years, we all but begged them to consider our non-austerity plan.  Our plan had been independently verified to provide a surplus of over $1B in our first year without any austerity.  The plan has been published on our website (SolutionsBarbados.com) for the past three years for rigorous public scrutiny.  But they ignored us. The current BLP administration has started extremely well.  They appeared to be willing to listen to all ideas on solving the South Coast sewage crisis.  Contrasting the unresponsiveness of the last administration to the inclusiveness of the present one, I am still exhilarated – beyond words.  I cannot commend PM Mottley highly enough. I should mention that as an engineer, I would  simply have solved the problem so that the people would quickly forget that there ever was a crisis.  Most of the problems that we currently face in Barbados are engineering based, and Chartered Engineers determine the most effective, economical and lowest maintenance solutions to problems.  However, that is not always good politics. On minor issues, it is accepted that all ideas will not be allowed to fairly contend.  The BLP administration is expected to simply follow their own plans in order to progress efficiently.  However, where the consequences to the public are foreseen to be dire, then it is expected that all ideas would be allowed to fairly contend. The BLP’s decision to go to the IMF appears to be a departure from their excellent start. There are currently three plans on the proverbial table: the DLP’s, the BLP’s and Solutions Barbados’.  While all of the DLP’s past plans have failed to improve the economy, it is possible that their last one may have a slim possibility of working. Therefore, it should be examined.  The BLP’s plan was described as a bitter medicine, belt-tightening, severe austerity plan, that we now know is supposed to be directed by the IMF.  Then there is Solutions Barbados’ verified non-austerity plan. To force Barbadians into an unnecessary severe austerity plan, when a verified non-austerity plan is on the table, is unconscionable.  The economists applauding the decision to surrender Barbadians to the IMF are being highly irresponsible when we still have one good option left for the public to avoid severe austerity. The PM is being badly advised to pursue austerity, and it is likely that she will continue to be badly advised.  After her economic advisors have spent an election campaign dismissing our economic recovery plan without even examining it, their heels are so deep in the mud that their only option is to embarrassingly leave their shoes in place.  They have unnecessarily over-committed themselves, and pride normally prevents young professionals from admitting that they were wrong – it is their bane, but it can ruin our economy. The Institute of Chartered Accounts of Barbados (ICAB) and the Barbados Economics Society (BES) had a responsibility to review all plans and advise the public accordingly.  They should have done that before the General Election, but they appeared to be so intoxicated by Miamania that they neglected their public duty.  Now that the election is over, it is time for them to wake up. (BT)

LOWER HOUSE PASSES AMENDMENT TO FACILITATE SENATORS – Just a few hours after the official opening of Parliament, the Mia Mottley-led Barbados Labour Party (BLP) administration got right down to business in the House of Assembly this evening, passing the constitutional amendments required to facilitate some issues that have arisen since they assumed office nearly two weeks ago. The first order of business was to amend Section 37 of the Constitution, which precludes Barbadians from assuming political office if they have lived outside the jurisdiction for 12 months, a provision which has so far prevented former Consul General to Canada Kay McConney and Rawdon Adams, the son of late Prime Minister Tom Adams, from taking up senatorial posts. Prime Minister Mottley referred to this provision as “anachronistic” and said it should have been updated “as far back as 1974 when [then Prime Minister, now the Right Excellent] Errol Barrow changed Section 43, which spoke of ‘citizens of the Commonwealth Caribbean” to “citizens of Barbados”. “Two of our Governors General, [the Right Excellent] Sir Hugh Springer and Dame Nita Barrow, would have served with distinction overseas for many years, and it is important for us to draw on our Barbadian talent no matter where they reside,” Mottley added in defence of her appointment of Adams and McConney. However Opposition Leader Bishop Joseph Atherley, while supporting the amendment, questioned why two people resident in the diaspora were chosen for the posts, saying “because they live in other countries, they have not shared the pain ordinary Barbadians have experienced over the last ten years [and] there are 200,000 people in Barbados the Government could have chosen from”. He also warned Government “to resist the temptation to abuse its power” given its overwhelming majority in Parliament. However, Member of Parliament for Christ Church West, Dr William Duguid, who recently returned home from Canada, countered Atherley’s statements, arguing that “while these people may not live here, they have relatives on the island and can empathize with the pain Barbadians are going through. “And when people travel, they see things in a different light and if they have an opportunity to use their overseas experiences to benefit Barbados, they should not be excluded because they are citizens of another country.” The House also passed an amendment to facilitate the appointment of a Leader of the Opposition following Atherley’s defection from her Government a week after the May 24 general election in which the Mottley led BLP made a clean sweep of the polls. In her first public statement on the development, the Prime Minister said: “I did not envisage this would be the first thing to come before this Chamber, but I want this to be an example to all Barbadians. Sometimes when we embark on a path, we do not always know what we will find.” Mottley said she had also made a recommendation to the Governor General to appoint two Senators on a temporary basis, namely BLP stalwarts John Williams and Delisle Bradshaw, “then I will ask them to resign to make way for the appointments of the two people that will be more permanent”. The Prime Minister said this was the first time in all of the more than two decades she had served as a Member of Parliament that a business session was carried out on the same day as the state opening of Parliament. During the first sitting,  it was also announced that a “mini Budget” will be presented next Monday, June 11, by Mottley, who is the country’s Minister of Finance.   (BT)

FRANKLYN LOOKING TO HAVE LAST MINUTE DLP DECISIONS ANNULLED – With the opening of Parliament now out of the way, independent Senator Caswell Franklyn says he will be pushing forward with legislation to “annul” some of the last minute deals allegedly made by the former Democratic Labour Party (DLP) Government. It was during a press briefing last week that Prime Minister Mia Mottley accused the former Freundel Stuart administration of “picking the duck’s back bare”, while revealing a number of dubious agreements which she said were approved by the last Government mere days before the May 24 general election and even after Parliament had automatically dissolved on March 6. “A contract and a letter was signed with a company called Global Ports Holding PLC, that will see them receiving a 30-year concession to operate the Barbados Cruise Pier for a paltry sum of US$34 million and in exchange they would have the Barbados Port Inc, pursuant to a concession agreement, assign its right to collect certain charges from cruise lines directly and the Government would receive instead a service fee pursuant to the service agreement [for] which we have not yet seen what that fee is,” Mottley had disclosed, adding that she had asked the Attorney General Dale Marshall and the lawyers for the Bridgetown Port to look into the issue as a matter of urgency, “particularly since this contract seems to be tied to a Berth Six contract” at the Port. The Prime Minister also revealed that a range of tax concessions were given by the Ministry of Finance to Berth Five Projects Limited “in the middle of the [election] campaign” as well as to Vision Developments Inc., the company behind the proposed US$100 million Hyatt Centric Resort project. “Perhaps the most egregious part of it was one [concession] that was for a 2018 Mercedes Coupe, while Parliament no longer existed, to be used for the Director of Sales involved in the Hyatt hotel,” Mottley said, adding that “there is this attempt, and it is coming across from every ministry, to be able to tie any new Government’s hands with the appointment of personnel or the renewal or appointment or development of contracts and leases”. Immediately following his swearing in yesterday, Senator Franklyn served notice that he intended to have the DLP agreements voided. “The last Government gave out there a lot of tax concessions and I believe it is wrong, I know it is wrong and it has to come to the Senate and it has to come to the House. If the House does not resolve to annul them, then the Senate can,” he said, explaining that “we have 40 days after they are laid [and] they have not been laid yet because the House was not in session when they were made”. “I am waiting with bated breath to move a resolution to annul them. We are struggling for resources in this country and we can’t [filter] them away because we have good friends who want concessions,” the outspoken trade unionist said. He also said he was going after so-called last minute contracts signed just before the May 24 election. “It is unfair you have people with contracts with a year going on them and then you renew them for five years. Even though the boards and the ministers had the power to do it, they did it improperly. It is called misfeasance in public office, it is a crime and I am going to lobby to see that something is done about that crime. “You cannot be choosing Government’s resources, the people’s resources to feather the nest of your friends. It is wrong . . . we cannot have these fancy arrangements for people who just come in by the way, mind you who do not do a lot of work anyhow. It has to stop. It is corruption,” Franklyn maintained.  (BT)

BNA CONDEMNS BEHAVIOUR OF SUSPENDED MALE NURSE –The Barbados Nurses Association (BNA) has distanced itself from a male nurse who was caught on video assaulting a patient at the Psychiatric Hospital. In a press release this afternoon the association’s President Joannah Waterman said: “The BNA, having been made aware of the video which is currently circulating on social media depicting an individual who is said to be acting in the capacity of a nurse, wishes to disassociate itself from this act of unprofessionalism.” Waterman also said her members were distressed over the video, adding that the situation was not only painful to the nurses at the Psychiatric Hospital, but the wider fraternity, active and retired, across Barbados. She however praised the Ministry of Health for quick action taken to suspend the nurse who was seen in the video striking the patient with a stick repeatedly. In a statement issued yesterday, the ministry condemned the act and disclosed that the matter had been referred to the Royal Barbados Police Force. “The Ministry of Health abhors this type of behaviour and is treating this matter with the utmost urgency,” it said. Hospital Director David Leacock also revealed yesterday that the patient’s next of kin had been notified of the incident which the BNA said was not reflective of the general behaviour of the nursing fraternity. “We view patients/ clients and by extension their families as vulnerable individuals who come to us at their lowest moments in need of our care, compassion and empathy,” Waterman said, adding that the “The BNA also wishes to convey to the public and give the reassurance that there are many highly trained Nursing Staff at the Psychiatric Hospital who display a high standard of professional conduct and who themselves are committed to providing the highest standards of care ensuring the safety of their patients.” However, in light of the incident, the BNA will be conducting training seminars and workshops, to reinforce the standards of high professional conduct. (BT)

TIME TO STOP THE DISCRIMINATION AGAINST LGBT, ANGLICAN CLERIC SAYS – A local church leader is speaking out in support of a move by members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community to be heard. Chairman of the Barbados Christian Council Canon Noel Burke pointed out today that the question of rights was currently under discussion globally, stressing that everyone had a right to be heard, no matter their sexual preferences. “We have to ensure that no human being is discriminated against on the basis of their gender or their sexual orientation. So every person has that right to participate in all of the areas and enterprises of human life. Persons of the LGBT community have every right to go to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) to put their case forward to have every right to be heard,” the Anglican cleric said, amid a challenge to the island’s buggery laws in the form of a petition that is due to go before the IACHR tomorrow. The petition is being led by 24-year-old trans woman Alexa Hoffman, who is seeking to end the criminalization of consensual sexual activity between same sex partners above the age of consent. “Suffice it to say that these laws have been on the books for far too long and are causing a lot more damage than they are intended or expected to, given that they invade a person’s rights to privacy in terms of consenting adults being able to more or less show intimacy through whatever ways they see fit,” Hoffman explained. The transwoman argued that over the last 25 years Sections 9 and 12 of the Sexual Offences Act have been used to target gay men and lesbian women who engage in any form of sexual conduct. “That is an unacceptable situation in a society where persons should be able to show intimacy however they see fit as long as they are both consenting adults and within compos mentis. It is just high time that the laws have to go,” Hoffman told Barbados TODAY. In support of that position, Canon Burke told Barbados TODAY he felt strongly that the time had also come for the Church to “break down the barriers”, sit down and have a discussion on the LGBT issue. “But the urgency cannot be determined by the Church. The urgency will have to be determined by those persons who are affected or disaffected. They determine the urgency [and] certainly any discussion is between the legal system, the social system, certainly the voice of religion, the voice of the Church and certainly in the Caribbean, the voice of the Christian Church.” He contended that while some may argue that only a small section of the community make up the LGBT community, “the fact that they maybe . . . a minority does not hamper the fact that there ought not to be some level playing field where we can all sit down together, have a discussion . . . and put forward our positions and say how we feel about the matter”. With that said, he warned that the Church and the religious community may continue to hold fast to its traditional position on same sex issues. “The Church may continue to state that relations between men and men or between women and women fall far from the ideals that we see expressed in sacred scripture for example and in the tradition of the Church. That to has to be brought to the table, that too has to be fleshed out and the fact that the Christian Church traditionally shied away from issues pertaining to the topic of sex. “From a Christian prospective we have to be able to meet people where they are and hear what they are saying, offer prospectives to see where we can meet and where the discussion takes us, but I don’t think the Christian Church can shut the door and say, ‘your lifestyle is such and we can’t accommodate and we don’t want to hear you’. That’s not a particularly Christian view,” he insisted. Also commenting on the issue, outspoken Queen’s Counsel Andrew Pilgrim said: “I believe adults should be free in their sexuality” while suggesting that the new Mia Mottley-led Government will have to look at the issue more closely. “Here is an opportunity to push humanity over discrimination and pseudo Christian views,” he told Barbados TODAY, adding that should the IACHR rule in favour of the LGBT community the country should conform since Barbados is a signatory. However, Pilgrim acknowledged that countries have sought to ignore treaty obligations and court rulings before, such as those pertaining to the death penalty. (BT)

UPDATE: SHOOTING AT MAXWELL PLAINS – Police investigations are continuing into a shooting incident which occurred on Tuesday, June 5 at Maxwell Plains, Christ Church. Injured is 32-year-old Dwayne Omar Ward, alias 'Lil Yosh', of Dayrells Hill, Christ Church. At the time of the incident, around 11:30 a.m., police were in the area conducting investigations into a separate report and had approached a resident to make an inquiry.  A number of loud explosions were heard coming from the direction of a group of persons who were liming in the area, forcing officers to seek cover near another residence. While leaving the residence, the police were confronted by a car speeding directly towards them. The officers fired shots at the vehicle in an effort to protect themselves and the vehicle struck a parked truck before coming to a halt. On checking, the police discovered the driver was injured and immediately summoned an ambulance. The driver of the car, Ward, was transported by ambulance to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) under police escort. Medical personnel at the Accident and Emergency Department of the QEH have confirmed Ward suffered a gunshot wound and his condition is listed as critical. (MWN)

IFILL ADMITS TO HAVING ANGER ISSUES – He was wearing a scarf around his face and head to cover a ‘bust head’, but Jahvanie DaCosta Ifill never explained that to police. That misunderstanding led to the 18-year-old appearing in the District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court on two charges today. Ifill, of 2nd Avenue, Pickwick Gap, St Michael, admitted to assaulting Police Constable Donna Cadogan in the execution of her duties on June 4. He, however, pleaded not guilty to using abusive language by uttering the words, “I know my ra****** rights. I got the right to curse. I don’t give a f*** about wanna freaky officers” on the same date. In relaying the facts, prosecutor Sergeant Rudy Pilgrim said police were on duty at the Constitution River Terminal where they saw the accused wearing a black scarf covering his face up to his eyes. He was approached by police but responded by using abusive language and getting aggressive. As he walked away he struck the constable on her left shoulder, causing her to stumble. When the offence was pointed out to him, the accused then gave police the wrong name and address. “I ain’t do nothing wrong. I just had the scarf covering my bust head,” he told Magistrate Douglas Frederick. However, after the magistrate showed him he acted in the wrong manner, Ifill admitted to having anger management issues. “I does get vex fast,” he said. The magistrate then ordered a pre-sentencing report, which he said would be necessary before sentencing him and adjourned the matter until August 3, after granting Ifill $1, 000 bail. (BT)

DOUBLE BLOWS – At their wits end with a man who was continually interfering with their relative, an irate brother and sister administered their own form of justice. Unfortunately for Michelle and Mikhail Samuel, their actions landed them in trouble with the law and in the District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court today where they pleaded guilty to separate charges stemming from the same incident. Michelle, 31, whose address was given as Deighton Road, St Michael, admitted to unlawfully assaulting Ricardo Carmichael on March 31, 2018. Her younger brother, 26-year-old Mikhail, of Brittons New Road, Brittons Hill, St Michael, pleaded guilty to wounding Carmichael on the same date. Michelle told Magistrate Douglas Frederick that she slapped the complainant because he continually harassed her young daughter. “I was inside nursing my five-month-old son so I sent my big daughter to buy some snacks. Moments later she came back crying and told me that Ricardo said he is giving her two more years before she ready for c**k,” she explained. “I approached him and asked him why he don’t leave my daughter and he fling off he hand and hit me in my face, so I hit him back.” She said her daughter had continually complained to her that Carmichael was interfering with her. Mikhail, who was in the bath when the incident occurred, told the court he intervened after hearing the commotion. “I came out and heard the noise and I went and asked what was the problem. This is about the fourth time my niece has complained for him. I gave him a couple slaps and hit him with a bottle, but the bottle was not broken like he said it was,” he said. However, the magistrate cautioned them about taking the law into their own hands. He said that was the job of the Royal Barbados Police Force. “Why is there a police force?” he asked them. “To serve and protect,” was Mikhail’s reply. After determining that the issue could not be dealt with “in one fell swoop” the magistrate adjourned the matter until Friday, when Carmichael is to be present. (BT)

JONES ATTEMPTS SUICIDE AFTER ENGAGING IN INDECENT ACT – A criminal, who allegedly tried to commit suicide after engaging in an indecent act with a teenaged girl, was remanded to prison today. Terry Louis Antonio Jones, 44, of no fixed place of abode, was not required to plead to the indictable charge when he appeared in the District ‘A’ Magistrates’ Court. The known offender is charged with committing an act of serious indecency with a 14-year-old girl on May 22, 2018. Prosecutor Sergeant Rudy Pilgrim objected to bail on the grounds of the nature and seriousness of the offence, the age of the virtual complainant and the fact that the accused had to be protected from himself. Additionally, Pilgrim pointed out that the accused had to be hospitalized after attempting to kill himself. The prosecutor also revealed that Jones had pretended to be an off-duty police officer and had used handcuffs to ‘arrest’ the girl before committing the acts. He said the accused had prior convictions for serious offences such as robbery. When asked by Magistrate Douglas Frederick if he had anything to say, Jones simply replied, “I would like this to be fast tracked if possible”. The magistrate then remanded him until July 3. (BT)

KATE SPADE: FASHION DESIGNER FOUND DEAD AT 55 – Fashion designer Kate Spade has been found dead in her New York apartment. Police are investigating her death as an apparent suicide. The 55-year-old was found dead in her Park Avenue apartment at 10:20 local time (15:20 BST) by her housekeeper, a law enforcement official said. Kate Spade was well known as a designer of clothes, shoes, and jewellery, but was best known for her accessory line. She co-founded Kate Spade Handbags in 1993 with husband Andy Spade. The company opened its first store in New York in 1996, and now has more than 300 branches worldwide. It is recognisable for its distinctive logo which features the spades playing card symbol, in reference to the designer's surname. The company's bright and colourful patterned designs became a trademark of its products. Kate Spade sold her namesake brand in 2007. It was bought last year by New York rival designer Coach in a deal worth $2.4bn (£1.8bn). The couple then set up another design venture, Frances Valentine, named after their daughter. Kate Spade was born Katherine Brosnahan in 1962.  (MWN)

WINDIES PUSHING TO KEEP OUT SRI LANKA – West Indies begin their quest to keep their strong home record against Sri Lanka intact, when they face the unpredictable Asian side in the opening Test of the three-match series here today. In three previous tours of the Caribbean, Sri Lanka are yet to win a series, losing two and drawing one. Overall, they have won just one Test, lost three and drawn two, reflecting their dismal record on regional soil. However, the last time the two sides met in Sri Lanka, the hosts easily swept the two-Test series and with West Indies decimated by New Zealand in their last Test series seven months ago, the visitors will believe now is as good a time as any to break their Caribbean jinx. However, captain Jason Holder said his side would be looking to turn the page on the recent poor results and enter the series with a positive approach. (MWN)

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https://www.accountancyage.com/2016/12/19/practices-join-forces-to-launch-taxgo-digital-service/

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Small businesses are the backbone of the Australian economy, but they face unique challenges when it comes to managing their finances. That's where small business accounting services in Cheltenham come in. These services provide critical support for small business owners, allowing them to focus on what they do best: running and growing their business. In this blog post, we'll explore the benefits of small business accounting services and why they're essential for the success of your small business.

Why do small businesses need to hire an experienced accountant in Cheltenham?

Small businesses face a unique set of accounting and tax compliance requirements. An experienced accountant in Cheltenham can help owners stay on top of these requirements, reducing the risk of costly mistakes and penalties.

What services do small business accounting services offer?

Small business accounting services can provide a range of services depending on the needs of the business. Some of the most common services include:

Bookkeeping - This involves the day-to-day recording of financial transactions, such as invoices, receipts, and payments.

Tax preparation - Small business accounting services can help owners prepare and file their tax returns, ensuring compliance with tax laws and regulations.

Financial analysis - Small business accounting services can provide owners with financial analysis, including cash flow analysis, financial statement preparation, and budgeting.

Advisory services - Small business accounting services can provide advice on financial decisions, such as whether to purchase or lease equipment or how to structure a loan.

If you are looking for experienced and reliable accountants in Cheltenham, Abletax Business Solutions is here to help. For more information on our small business accounting services, call on 03 8521 0600.