PNG Tax Facts

Public funds are not private money. They belong to the people and must be managed with honesty, transparency, and accountability. Every kina spent should deliver real services, infrastructure, healthcare, education, and opportunities for citizens. When public funds are misused, it is the people who suffer. Accountability is not optional—it is a responsibility owed to every taxpayer and every community.

#PublicFunds #Accountability #Transparency #GoodGovernance #PapuaNewGuinea #LeadershipMatters

2 months ago | [YT] | 5

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By Roy Wesly of Brave PNG

"I have tried many Asian countries to see if we can enter their market by establishing our company in their soils. Unfortunately, It is impossible because their Governments by Law they protect their local businesses. They intentionally make it difficult for foreign companies from entering their markets from company registration to immigration to licencing to bank account openings to land access to allmost everything.

However, it is very different here in my country. Any foreigner can register a company, get a TIN, open a bank account, access land, access license, operate with or without physical office, access visa, bring in anything and anybody, hire whoever they want, fire whoever they want, do whatever they want and list goes. PNG is a HEAVEN on earth for them.

We are giving away our economic power on a golden plate. Do you know how dangerouse it is to givie away your economic power? Whoever controls the market controls the economy. Whoever dominates the market owns the economic power. The little support they will give to you to take over your market is peanut compared to what they will make from your own economy. Our Market or Economy is our GOD given field to create wealth for ourselves all our generations.

The Department of Commerce, Immigration, Departnent of Labour, Department of Trade, City Authorities like NCDC, Department of Lands, IRC, IPA, Banks, Head of Departments and Ministers Responsible, you are the gate keepers of our Economy and the Market. Please do the right thing and stop the influx of foreign own companies into our small market. We are not big market like Australia. I see our children will be pushed out of our economy and be trapped in the cycle of poverty, crime and unemployment if you cannot protect their economy.

Support Homegrown Businesses which have growth potentials to lead in the economy. PNGeans will build PNG and no one else will do not even by the so called investors. Protect and support your local businesses like them. We have many investors in the country since Independance and you can judge it yourself. Tax from the investors alone will not develop the country.

@followers

MAKE THIS GO VIRAL SO IT REACH THE CORRUPT POLITICIANS

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PNG now has a confirmed NRL team coming in 2028, yet many citizens still struggle with basic services. The real question isn’t whether we deserve a team—it’s whether this investment will actually benefit the people.
Do you think this will help everyday Papua New Guineans, or should the money be spent elsewhere?

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Quick update — I’ve been a bit quiet lately.
Not quitting, just recharging. We’re at 981 subs, so we’re very close. I appreciate everyone who’s been watching and supporting the content 🙏
I’ll be back soon with more breakdowns and clips. In the meantime — what topics or moments do you want me to cover next?

4 months ago | [YT] | 4

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Road to 1K… we’re at 969 subs right now 👀🔥
Be honest — if you’re watching my content and not subscribed yet… what’s stopping you? 🤔
I’m pushing hard to hit 1K, so if you’ve been enjoying the content, hit that subscribe button and be part of the journey 💯
Let’s get there together 🚀

4 months ago | [YT] | 2

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🎉 We Just Hit 905 Subscribers!
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who watches, likes, comments, and subscribes! Your support keeps this channel going and motivates us to keep creating content that matters. 🙏
Every view, share, and subscription counts – let’s keep growing together! 💪
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First of all, thank you to everyone who has chosen to support this channel as members. Your support means a lot and helps keep the research, analysis, and content on PNG taxation, public finance, and government accountability going. 🇵🇬
The channel is now approaching an important milestone with monetization getting closer. Once we cross that point, I plan to invest more time into producing deeper breakdowns on topics such as: • How government revenue is actually collected in PNG
• Where taxpayer money goes in the national budget
• Hidden tax burdens many people don’t realize they are paying
• Explaining major economic decisions made in Parliament
Members will also start seeing: ✔ Early access to selected videos
✔ Members-only discussions on key policy issues
✔ Behind-the-scenes insights on upcoming content
✔ Direct input on topics you want investigated
This channel was created to simplify complex tax and economic issues so ordinary Papua New Guineans can understand what is happening with our money and our economy.
Your support helps make that possible.
Thank you again for being part of the PNG Tax Facts community.

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Hey Members! 👋
Let’s get real—your taxes are supposed to build the nation, but where’s the accountability? 💸🤔
How much of our money is really reaching essential services?
Are the systems in place actually tracking spending properly?
What can we, as citizens, do to demand transparency?
I want to hear your thoughts and experiences. Drop a comment below—let’s have an honest conversation only for members. Your input could shape upcoming videos where we expose gaps and solutions in PNG’s taxation system.
💬 Let’s hold the system accountable—together.

5 months ago | [YT] | 3

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Should Parliament release more information on how tax credit projects are approved?

Yes – Public deserves transparency
No – Current system is fine
Not sure

5 months ago | [YT] | 3

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I want to understand my audience better:

Why do you watch PNG Tax Facts?:

To learn about taxes
Business knowledge
Understanding government policy
Just curious about PNG economics




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