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Guam's 2025 tax filing season begins Monday: Here's what you need to know
Guam's 2025 income tax filing season starts Monday, Jan. 27, the Department of Revenue and Taxation announced on Wednesday.
Top Marine general says moving Marines from Okinawa to Guam ‘puts us going the wrong way’
The United States and Japan agreed in 2012 to relocate about 9,000 Marines from Okinawa to other locations in the Pacific.
Seven Chinese nationals tried to illegally enter Guam as U.S. tested missile, authorities say
Seven Chinese citizens were arrested on charges of illegally entering Guam around the time the U.S. Missile Defense Agency conducted a key missile interception test using a new radar, the island's ...
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No more credit card fees again for 'individual' Guam taxpayers, fee refunds begin
Individual taxpayers making payments to the government of Guam will not be charged a credit card convenience fee once again ...
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Tips: What's the Best Time to Travel to Guam?
The best time to travel to Guam depends on your desired activities, but the dry season months promise a more complete and ...
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Chinese citizens detained in Guam as Huntsville-made missiles were fired
At least four Chinese citizens were detained near a U.S. military post on Guam earlier this month shortly after a successful test of the island’s missile defense system that involved components ...
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C-130s from around the world gather for an ‘elephant walk’
And this weekend those large cargo planes came together on a runway in Guam for an “elephant walk.” An “elephant walk” is basically a tight grouping of planes on a runway, taking off one a ...
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Marines moving from Okinawa to Guam but at a very slow pace
NAGO, Okinawa Prefecture--U.S. Marines in Okinawa Prefecture have begun moving to Guam under an agreement Tokyo originally reached 18 years ago with Washington. The first batch of about 100 ...
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$1,400 in EIP? It's an IRS text scam circulating on Guam
Con artists posing as agents from the Internal Revenue Service are once again preying on Guam residents, enticing them with ...