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No Cash Payments at SZV as per January 1st 2018.

December 19, 2017

No Cash Payments at SZV as per January 1st 2018.
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“The decision to remove cash handling at our offices is a result of many factors, including; improving efficiency in controls and transaction processing. The amount of cash customers who will be influenced by this change is very manageable as the biggest group impacted are the registered employers. Many of which already pay via online bank transfer, an option we highly stimulate. The amount of cash payments received are very few and through engagement with our stakeholders, we see this change to be a positive one for all.” Elton Felisie – Chief Financial Officer of SZV.

SZV Press Release

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Source: St. Martin News Network

http://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/27955-no-cash-payments-at-szv-as-per-january-1st-2018.html

Source: https://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/no-cash-payments-at-szv-as-per-january-1st-2018-2/

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