81. ANTIGUA GOVERNMENT INFORMATION SERVICE - ONLINE He is in anguilla conducting a one week workshop for the twenty primary and secondaryschool teachers Copyright © 2000 government of Antigua and Barbuda. http://www.antiguagov.com/Gis-anguilla.htm

Government Information Service Gis Antigua Gis Guyana Gis Barbados Gis St.kitts Gis Saba Gis Grenada Gis Montserrat Gis Nevis Gis St Martin Jamaica Tartola Gis Dominica Gis Anguilla ANGUILLA MARKS 34 TH ANNIVERSARY OF ANGUILLA ON MAY 30. The Executive Council has given its stamp of approval to a wide-ranging programme of activities to commemorate the 34 th anniversary of Anguilla Day 2001. The activities under the theme ‘Total Participation for the Advancement of the Nation’ will run for the entire month of May Students in all the island’s educational institutions will be involved in school talks, visits to the airport, Museums, and other historical sites. Sporting activities will include Basketball, Volleyball and Windball tournaments and a Cycling race.

82. Tax Policy In Anguilla anguilla has a government, so it has taxes, but it doesn t have a sales tax,VAT, GST, income tax, profits tax, capital gains tax, or inheritance tax. http://siliconisle.com/taxes.html

Consumption-Oriented Tax System Rewards Productivity and Thrift Anguilla is a small society in the Caribbean with a successful tourism economy. The growth-oriented tax system is based on consumption, not income, and rewards productive behavior. Anguilla has a government, so it has taxes, but it doesn't have a sales tax, VAT, GST, income tax, profits tax, capital gains tax, or inheritance tax. Those who use the services, pay the taxes on them. When you buy something that is imported into Anguilla, and most things are imported, the price includes import duties. Duties are a type of consumption tax, like a sales tax . Anguilla collects about 25% duty at the border on most items (actually 5% on food and computers to 30% on beer and cigarettes). Anguilla also has yearly license fees for businesses and professions, plus work permit fees for foreign workers. The property tax is only on improvements, not land, and the rate is very small. In many countries, there is also a universal "Value Added Tax" that applies to every sale of goods or services in the economy. VAT turns each electrician and gardener into either an unpaid government bookkeeper/tax collector, or into a tax cheat in the underground economy. Currently, there is a 7% GST in Canada and 10%-40% VAT in Europe, and it is imposed in addition to heavy income taxes. Anguilla does not currently have a VAT.

83. Carib Linkup - Anguilla - Category Results business reference Commonwealth Business Council Home www.cbc.to/ Category governmentWelcome to the Official Website of the government of anguilla www.gov http://www.cariblinkup.com/anguilla/ang_cat.asp?pagenum=1&ang_search=go

84. Anguilla http//www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/av.html government and governmentOfficials of anguilla http//www.offshore.com.ai/anguilla/government.html http://www.ibrc.business.ku.edu/country/carib/anguilla.html

Anguilla Business Resources Government Resources Travel Resources Other Resources ... Print Format Business Resources Anguilla as an Offshore Financial Center A report by Don Mitchell. http://www.offshore.com.ai/mitchells/mitchaxa.html Anguilla Economic Summary http://www.ai/anguilla/economy.html Anguilla Offshore and Online Tax system advantages. http://www.ai/finance.html Government Resources CIA World Factbook Introductory, geographical, population, governmental, economic, communications, transportation, and military summary information along with transnational issues. Covers over 260 countries. http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/av.html Government and Government Officials of Anguilla http://www.offshore.com.ai/anguilla/government.html Travel Resources Anguilla Guide General and tourist information. http://www.net.ai/business.html Skyviews.com General and tourist information. http://www.skyviews.com/anguilla/index.html Other Resources Anguilla Latest Local News http://news.ai/

85. AnguillaGenWeb Project In the late 1980s, it was still a separate dependency, an associated state administeredunder the terms of the British government s anguilla Constitution Order http://www.britishislesgenweb.org/~anguilla/

Welcome to the Anguilla Genealogy Project History The Leeward Islands British dependencies lie east of Puerto Rico in the region where the Greater Antilles and Lesser Antilles meet. The British Virgin Islands, immediately east of their United States counterparts, consist of more than forty islands, rocks, and islets, the most important of which are Tortola (containing the capital of Road Town), Virgin Gorda, and Anegada (see fig. 16). Anguilla (pronounced "an-GWIL-a") lies some 120 kilometers east of the British Virgin Islands (see fig. 17). It is small, but its territory includes several even smaller islands. Montserrat, also a small island, lies 180 kilometers southeast of Anguilla, not far from Antigua. Christopher Columbus discovered the Virgin Islands and Montserrat on his second voyage to the West Indies in 1493. He named the former "Las Virgines" in honor of St. Ursula, an Englishwoman who is alleged to have traveled to Germany with virgin attendants and to have been martyred there. Columbus named Montserrat after the mountain in Spain on which Ignatius Loyola established of the Society of Jesus (the Jesuits). Whether or not Columbus also sighted Anguilla during this 1493 voyage remains uncertain. Historian Thomas Southey made the first known mention of the island in 1564, after a French expedition passed it on a voyage from Dominica to Florida. The island apparently received its present name from its long, narrow shape and serpentine shoreline. Anguilla means eel in Spanish.

86. Anguilla Facts From ALS International male 95%. female 95% (1984 est.). anguilla, government, Top of Page. Countryname conventional long form none conventional short form anguilla. http://www.alsintl.com/countries/A/anguilla.htm

Anguilla (overseas territory of the UK) Introduction Geography People Government ... Country List Anguilla Introduction Top of Page Background: Colonized by English settlers from Saint Kitts in 1650, Anguilla was administered by Great Britain until the early 19th century, when the island - against the wishes of the inhabitants - was incorporated into a single British dependency along with Saint Kitts and Nevis. Several attempts at separation failed. In 1971, two years after a revolt, Anguilla was finally allowed to secede; this arrangement was formally recognized in 1980 with Anguilla becoming a separate British dependency. Anguilla Geography Top of Page Location: Caribbean, island in the Caribbean Sea, east of Puerto Rico Geographic coordinates: 18 15 N, 63 10 W Map references: Central America and the Caribbean Area: total: 91 sq km land: 91 sq km water: sq km Area - comparative: about half the size of Washington, DC Land boundaries: km Coastline: 61 km Maritime claims: exclusive fishing zone: 200 NM territorial sea: 3 NM Climate: tropical; moderated by northeast trade winds

87. Agreement Between The Caribbean Community And The Government Of Anguilla AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY AND THE government OF anguilla. The CARIBBEANCOMMUNITY (hereinafter called CARICOM ) and the government OF anguilla http://www.caricom.org/archives/agreement-caricom-anguilla.htm

AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY AND THE GOVERNMENT OF ANGUILLA The CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (hereinafter called "CARICOM") and the GOVERNMENT OF ANGUILLA: HAVING REGARD to Article 30 of the Treaty establishing CARICOM which provides for Associate Membership of the Community; RECOGNIZING the present constitutional restraints on the capacity of the Government of Anguilla to participate in the decision-making process of CARICOM on matters relating to defence and foreign affairs; BEARING IN MIND the existing and the possible further involvement of the Government of Anguilla in areas of functional cooperation with CARICOM; HEREBY AGREE as follows: Anguilla shall, in accordance with the decisions of the Conference of Heads of Government of CARICOM taken at its Nineteenth Meeting held in Castries, Saint Lucia, during the period 30 June-4 July 1998, be an Associate Member of CARICOM subject to the following terms and conditions: (i) the right of attendance by Anguilla as an Observer at Meetings of the Conference of Heads of Government and the Community Council of Ministers; (ii) the right of participation (without the right to vote) in the deliberations of the Organs and Subsidiary Bodies of the Community, with the exception of the Council for Foreign and Community Relations, in order to promote the interest of Anguilla in specific programmes and measures, including the right to propose programmes and measures or the modification of programmes and measures as well as to share in the benefits of all CARICOM regional programmes and measures, whether proposed by Anguilla or not. It is mutually agreed and understood that Anguilla will not participate in the discussions relating to Foreign Policy issues in any other Organ of the Community.

88. ANGUILLA 2.1 CLIMATE CHANGE. The government of anguilla has neither developednor upgraded national legislation to address climate change issues. http://www.sdnp.undp.org/~eclac/CARMIN/DOCS/anguilla.htm

89. CaribSeek Anguilla - Aguilla British West Indies Featured Sites. anguillaGenWeb Project, El Buen Consejo UW ArcheologicalPreserve Wallblake House. government. News. anguilla Map. Business Resources. http://www.caribseek.com/Anguilla/

E-Mail Events Calendar Maps News ... CaribSeek Advertisement Featured Book A Trip to the Beach : Living on Island Time in the Caribbean Advertisement Anguilla Anguilla (pronounced ang-gwill-a) is the most northerly of the Leeward Islands lying between the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. The Valley is the capital of Anguilla with 500 people living there, forming the largest community on the island. The people of Anguilla are friendly and helpful, and it is one of the safest islands in the Caribbean. The territory of Anguilla includes the following cays: Anguillita, Blowing Rock, Dog Island, Little Scrub Island, Prickley Pear Cays, Sail Island, Sandy Island, Sombrero Island and Scrub Island. Anguilla has first- rate Beaches and offers splendid diving and snorkeling protected by the coral reef s. The following links will guide you to explore Anguilla: Accommodations Adventure and Entertainment Arts and Culture Business and Finance ... Watersports and Yachting Community Life Featured Sites AnguillaGenWeb Project El Buen Consejo - UW Archeological Preserve Wallblake House Government News The Government of Anguilla Anguilla Census 2001 Anguilla Local News Anguilla Map Business Resources More Maps Anguilla Internet Yellow Pages Anguilla Financial Services Tourism Information

90. :: Ez2Find :: Government URL http//www.elections.ai/; government of anguilla Site Info - Translate- Open New Window Official website for government offices, includes links http://ez2find.com/cgi-bin/directory/meta/search.pl/Regional/Caribbean/Anguilla/

Guide : Government Global Metasearch Any Language English Afrikaans Arabic Bahasa Melayu Belarusian Bulgarian Catala Chinese Simplified Chinese Traditional Cymraeg Czech Dansk Deutsch Eesti Espanol Euskara Faroese Francais Frysk Galego Greek Hebrew Hrvatski Indonesia Islenska Italiano Japanese Korean Latvian Lietuviu Lingua Latina Magyar Netherlands Norsk Polska Portugues Romana Russian Shqip Slovensko Slovensky Srpski Suomi Svenska Thai Turkce Ukrainian Vietnamese Mode All Words Any Word Phrase Results Timeout Depth Adult Filter Add to Favorites Other Search Web News Newsgroups Images Invisible Web Metasearch House of Representatives SearchGov Census White House Guides Government ez2Find Home Directory Regional Caribbean ... Anguilla : Government Web Sites Anguilla Elections [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Information about elections in Anguilla. Provides history, candidates with photos and resume, ballot count, results and contact information. URL: http://www.elections.ai/ Government of Anguilla [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Official website for government offices, includes links, phone numbers and addresses. URL: http://www.gov.ai/

91. Welcome To Anguilla: Tranquility Wrapped In Blue! Come to anguilla and experience tranquility wrapped in blue. . For moreanguilla information, please visit anguilla Financial Services. http://www.anguilla-vacation.com/

Come to Anguilla and experience "tranquility wrapped in blue." Our friendly island invites you to relax, kick off your shoes and enjoy! Imagine a small island that provides a private, pristine retreat for all who seek one Anguilla. Wrapped in a brilliant turquoise sea, thirty-three stunning, powder-soft white sand beaches await your footprints, friendly people anticipate your smiles, and a world-class vacation is only a short journey away. Explore our site and find the world-renowned resort, hotel, en suite hotel, villa, apartment, condo, cottage or guesthouse just right for you. Discover the many activities - daytime and nighttime, on the beach and off the beach, in the water and on land - our island offers. Learn about our history and culture, and our artistic community. If you're planning a simple Caribbean retreat and rejuvenation; a honeymoon, romantic get-away or destination wedding; a family fun, dive, gourmet get-away or spa and wellness adventure, Anguilla will more than satisfy your need. Create your own getaway or find the package that best suits your needs by simply 'clicking' through our site.

92. Caribbean Websites And Links Organised In An Easy To Use Directory Join our newsletter. subscribe unsubscribe. anguilla. anguilla Web Designs Fastand affordable web design and hosting KoalKeel Restaurant, anguilla http://www.caribbeansitedirectory.com/links/anguilla.html

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93. Anguilla On 27th February 1967, St. KittsNevis-anguilla was given self governmentas an Associated State with Britain under the West Indies Act. http://website.lineone.net/~bwir/anguilla.htm

Britain Invades Reference Books A nguilla. Colonial Times. Rebellion. Reasons for Secession. Invasion. ... Administration Today. Colonial Times. Anguilla was first settled in 1650 and was administered as part of the Leeward Islands by the Captain General and Governor-in-Chief residing in Antigua. Anguilla had its own Lieutenant or Deputy Governor with a local council or assembly. In 1825, a representative was sent to sit in the St. Kitts legislative House of Assembly. A new local council, the Vestry, was established in Anguilla. The majority of freeholders protested what was, in effect, a legislative union with St. Kitts. In 1871, Anguilla was federated with St. Kitts and in 1875, Anguillans dissatisfied with the subordinate status and enforced union, petitioned the colonial office in Britain asking for direct rule from Britain. Nevis, being added to the Presidency in 1882, made matters worse, St. Kitts' view of Anguilla being reflected in its renaming the tri-state St. Christopher - Nevis with no mention of Anguilla until 1951. The tri-state entered the West Indies Federation in 1958 and reverted to being a separate colony on its abortion in 1962 with Anguilla still unhappy with the unholy marriage. Rebellion On 27th February 1967, St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla was given self government as an Associated State with Britain under the West Indies Act. The islanders seized the opportunity, evicted the seventeen Kittitian policemen on 30th May 1967. A referendum was held on 11th July 1967 in which 1,813 people voted in favour of secession from the Associated State and 5 were against. On the strength of this vote the Anguillans set up there own government through a local council. Thus the Associated State government in St. Kitts and the Anguillans were in a political stalemate.

94. ForeignGovernments/Central/South America/Caribbean US Territories are listed on this web page for geographic purposes only. anguillaGovernment of anguilla Text of financial and banking ordinances. http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/forcsa.html

FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS Central and South America and the Caribbean Frames Index No-Frames Version Caribbean Anguilla Antigua and Barbuda Aruba Bahamas ... US Virgin Islands (U.S.) Central America Belize Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala ... Panama South America Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile ... Related Regional Web Sites Last updated on April 21, 2004 U.S. Territories are listed on this web page for geographic purposes only. Anguilla Government of Anguilla Text of financial and banking ordinances Antigua and Barbuda Constitution Permanent Mission to the United Nations Press releases of the mission and statements before the General Assembly Argentina Chamber of Deputies Constitution Consulate in Chicago (English) Embassy in Washington (Spanish) Instituto Nacional de Estadistica y Censos Permanent Mission to the United Nations President Biographies of the President and Cabinet officials Presidential meeting schedule Links to cabinet agencies English and Spanish Senate Aruba Aruba Tourism Authority Brief history and culture Primary tourist information Bahamas Bahamas Tourism Agency Extensive information by island Constitution, 1973

95. Islands - Caribbean Islands, Antigua, Anguilla, Barbuda, Antilles, Aruba, Barbad Travel Islands, Welcome to Romwell Travel Advisory, Islands. ISLANDS ANTIGUA. One of the most famed West Indian festivals is the http://www.romwell.com/travel/advisory/americas/islands/islands.shtml

Home Humor Food Books ... Travel Welcome to Romwell Travel Advisory Islands ISLANDS - ANTIGUA One of the most famed West Indian festivals is the raucous Antigua Carnival, which begins every year in late July and pounds out reggae and calypso rhythms for 10 days. The carnival ends with a parade - your chance to toast the event's Carnival Queen and Calypso King - and final "street jump" on the first Tuesday of August. Revelers who tire of steel bands and rum may seek quiet on Antigua's near-undeveloped sister island Barbuda, about 50 km south, where ship-wrecks and reefs offer spectacular diving zones; the island's northwestern lagoon features a sanctuary housing more than 5.000 elegant Fregata magnificens (frigate birds). Call the Antigua and Barbuda Tourist Office in London on +44 171 486 7073. WHY YOU DON'T SMELL IN THE ISLANDS? Did you ever ask yourself why your favorite cologne doesn't seem to work at a tropical resort? The reason? Alcohol forms the base of most scents and in the sun it evaporates quickly. Try water-based fragrances, they are also very good for sensitive skin. Great Books: Rough Guide Dominican Republic by Rough Guides (Editor), Sean Harvey

96. History He was also a member of the committee responsible for arranging local governmentfor anguilla and Nevis as provided for in the West Indies Act 1967.Mr. Adams http://web.ai/guide/history.htm

History Before the Europeans came to this island, the Arawak Indians had called it arrowshaped.....Malliouhana.They had dwelled on Anguilla since AD 600 ,as was deduced by an archaeologist who found a vase that dated back to the said date. The Indians had constructed a ceremonial worshipping site to be used by Arawaks from the north eastern Caribbean inside of an underground cave, located at Shoal Bay. The cave is 70 feet deep and an excellent source of fresh water, in it was found a 16 foot,carved, petroglyph ( a figure carved from stone). The figure depicts the Supreme God of the Arawaks; Jocahu , "Giver of Cassava", the main crop grown by the Arawaks.Twelve other petroglyphs can be found in this cave called The Fountain. The Arawaks were brown, tall people with long, straight, black hair.They grew cotton from which they made cotton clothing to cover their bodies and to make hammocks. Besides cassava, they ate different varieties of reef fish; conchs, shellfish, whelks. Corn and sweet potato were also cultivated. Their jewellery was crafted from seeds, bones, seashells, and conch shells. REVOLUTION!

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