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Annual report SOAB presented to the Government of Sint Maarten.

October 3, 2022

Annual report SOAB presented to the Government of Sint Maarten.
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PHILLIPSBURG:---  On September 30, Stichting Overheidsaccountantsbureau (SOAB) presented their 2021 Annual Report to the Government of St. Maarten via Minister of Finance Sint Maarten Mr. A.M.R. Irion in the presence of the St Maarten Director and Managing Director of SOAB.

The annual report was presented by the Managing Director of SOAB R.E. Faneyte and Director of SOAB Sint Maarten C.B. Joseph. It provides an overview of all the government and government-related audit, assurance, advisory, and support projects SOAB conducted on the islands of Sint Maarten, Curaçao, Bonaire, and Aruba in 2021. The report also provides an ...

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