BUSINESSES COULD FINE FOR MISSING OUT 2015 BUSINESS SURVEY
![A media statement and reminder which appeared in today's issue of the Solomon Star on the survey issue. Photo credit: SIBC.](http://sibconline.com.sb/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/A-media-statement-and-reminder-which-appeared-in-todays-issue-of-the-Solomon-Star-on-the-survey-issue-420x334.jpg)
A media statement and reminder which appeared in today’s issue of the Solomon Star on the survey issue. Photo credit: SIBC.
A number of commercial businesses who failed to participate in the 2015 Annual Solomon Islands Surveys of Employment and Business Activities could possibly face a $14,000.00 fine.
The Ministry of Finance and Treasury confirms in a statement.
The statement says these businesses failed to return their completed survey forms last month, the closing date for the survey.
The statement stresses these businesses face the possibility of a $14,000.00 fine for breaching the Statistics Amendment Act 2007.
Meanwhile, Government Statistician Mr. Douglas Kimi stresses, the survey would assist the National Statistics Office to identify important national economic indicators.