Budget
Needed more money to pay contractors
T.H.A. needed more money to pay outstanding bills to contractors according to the Chief Management Accountant in the Finance Division.
T.H.A. needed more money to pay outstanding bills to contractors according to the Chief Management Accountant in the Finance Division.
Although the mid-year review focused on the THA’s $153 million request for oil spill relief, they requested $300 million to facilitate outstanding payments to contractors and overdraft facilities. Out of the total request, the THA only received $50 million. Chief Management Accountant from the Division of Finance, Trade, and Economy, Petal-Ann Roberts, says it has been difficult when contractors call every day for their payments.
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