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Again, you did not provide enough information, so it depends. Define what you mean by "Support"

BTW, everything is always a yes or no, black or white, guilty or not guilty choice for you. It must be a very dull life to put such restrictions on yourself.

You must be a part time politician.

Another rephrase (it's the same question anyway):

Do you believe that telecommuters should illegally live and work here without proper "papers" in attempts to achieve the greater good while working inline with the spirit of the law?

Yeah thats me, "Dull Chris", ask anyone.

It's been fun, but all good things must come to an end. I am heading home to my dull lonely life in San Pedro. See ya in the AM good people and Jason.

This is now a bad read. Hey anybody over at Pedros in the Olympical pool? Pedro's spelling, not mine. Damn - I'm blowing that bell ringing thing again.

It was getting interesting when it turned to smoking and eating pie! Just for ther record, I pledge not to do a single minute of work during my entire time in SP. I will contribute to the local economy every time my Belikin is empty or my wife needs another bar special. I will help the small business owners by eating nearly everytime I walk by their stands or restaurants. (because of the smokin thing) Oh and I am also donating to the dive operators. (No smoking before that) I'll be the one in the chair with the I Don't Give a Ship look. Sit down, you'll be welcome, but do not bring up work permits. I might lose my laid back attitude and sit up.... and walk to the bar for another brew.

De plane, de plane. Smiles everyone - smiles.

I crack me up.

Just to add my point of view is it not possible for The San Pedro Business Association and the San Pedro Chamber of Commerce to get together and check all their members have all the paper work needed to work in Belize, i.e. Trade Licence, Work Permit, Social Security Card, and General Sale Tax Certificate and then list them for everybody to see the ones that can be trusted, There would then be no grey areas just a list of Honest Business's in San Pedro.

The SPBA requires proof of enrollment for Business Tax and GST.

The San Pedro Chamber of Commerce is actually a more mixed bag and has evolved into more of a community interest group than a true Chamber of Commerce.

There are stricter requirements by BTIA and BCCI too.

Thank you Amanda, how can I get a list of SPBA

Now have a list