RTPark to Lend V.I. Government Money to Tax Break Recipients

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RTPark to Lend V.I. Government Money to Tax Break Recipients

The tax-break granting entity the University of the Virgin Islands RTPark will start lending money from the V.I. government treasury to its tax break recipients who cannot get similar terms on the free market, if legislation approved Tuesday is signed into law. First planned back in 2001, the RTP

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