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THE GOVERNMENT of the BAHAMAS the Department Of THE GOVERNMENT OF THE BAHAMAS The Department of Inland Revenue Ministry of Finance TIN ONLY REGISTRANTS LIST AS OF December 1, 2017 TIN BUSINESS NAME TAXPAYERS ADDRESS 100854192 "Class C Boat Show" Emmett Munroe Boat Show Potter's Cay, PO Box N-3040, Nassau, New Providence 104105892 "The Agency" queens highway, north eleuthera, PO Box el27831, Lower Bouge, Eleuthera 102980792 "Uniq Fashion and Trend Variety Store" # 11 Church Hill Dr., PO Box N-159, Nassau, New Providence 100591576 #342 Downtown Market Plaza Strachan's Subdidivison, PO Box SB-52798, Nassau, New Providence 101505176 (S) Poitier Enterprizes #34 jasmine Drive Winton Meadows, #2 Pastel Gardens, PO Box Ee 15841, Nassau, New Providence 102559200 (S) SANDS LANDSCAPING #3 Sunset Close, PO Box SS-19137, Nassau, New Providence 103080600 06794 Royal Bank of Canada Bay Street 100213092 2 SONS WHOLESALE DUNMORE STREET, PO Box GENERAL, Dunmore Town, Eleuthera 100874976 20/20 Optical Bernard Johnson, PO Box F-41113, Freeport, Grand Bahama 103181226 242 Bahamasteve Boat Charters #305 Gladstone & Fire Trail Road, PO Box CB-11061, Nassau, New Providence 100702776 2CR Investments Freeport, PO Box F-42011, Freeport, Grand Bahama 100979668 3 C's Landscaping General Maintenance 10 Angille Ave, PO Box 00000, Nassau, New Providence 101307976 3 D Auto Treasure Cay, PO Box General Delivery, Treasure Cay, Abaco 101376242 3 M'S VARIETY STORE #14 LAUREN STREET, SEABREEZE, PO Box CR-54802, Nassau, New Providence 100536500 3B's Vegetable & Meat Market Crooked Island Street, Nassau, New Providence 101099800 3M-Mayaguana Meat Mart Abrahams Bay, Mayaguana, PO Box General Delivery, Abraham's Bay, Mayaguana 104661668 4 ELEVEN Investements Ltd 42 Chippinghill Drive, PO Box F-40831, Freeport, Grand Bahama 103933368 4J'S Restaurant Queens Highway, Bowen Sound, PO Box GPO, Bowen Sound (incl. Man-O-War Sound), Andros 100590850 5A's Accounting Services #2 Ariel Place, PO Box F-44800, Freeport, Grand Bahama 101256568 5-STAR GENERAL MAINTENANCE & LANDSCAPE Barclay Lane , off St. Vincent Lane , PO Box CR55835, Nassau, New Providence 101314200 63 Adelaide Road 63 Adelaide Road, PO Box CB 13502, Nassau, New Providence 103216926 69 Taylor Store Balflour Ave & Charles Vincent Street, PO Box SS- 6281, Nassau, New Providence 101231150 700 Partners Bank Lane & Pionee, PO Box F-42145, Freeport, Grand Bahama 100994234 A & A CONSTRUCTION SIMMS, PO Box GD, Simm's (incl. Bos'n Hill and Scrub Hill), Long Island 100510218 A & A Customs Services Bozine Village, PO Box N 8273, Nassau, New Providence Government of The Bahamas - Ministry of Finance Page 1 of 116 100880450 A & A PLUMBING SERVICES AND SUPPLIES 409 Nansen Avene, PO Box F-41854, Freeport, Grand Bahama 103722292 A & C Construction Dean street, PO Box SS19803, Nassau, New Providence 100998726 A & J GENERAL MAINTENACE #22 SOUTHERN STREET, KEMP ROAD, PO Box SS-5145, Nassau, New Providence 102251368 a & j transportation bus #350 seven hills, PO Box gpo, Nassau, New Providence 101607126 A & L Variety Store Crockett Drive, Marsh Harbour, Abaco 105811426 A & S Bicycle Rental Hope Town, PO Box General delivery, Hope Town (incl. Elbow Cay), Abaco 100968426 A Change of Pace Town Centre Mall, Churchill Square, PO Box F-43902, Freeport, Grand Bahama 100934634 A Medical Fund Raiser for Susan Ferguson R.M. Bailey Park, Robinson Road, PO Box P.O. SS-5700, Nassau, New Providence 100513826 A Mother's Heart Nursery and Preschool #632 East St. South, PO Box CB-11738, Nassau, New Providence 101318084 A Shopper's Paradise #10 Parker Building, PO Box F-42863, Freeport, Grand Bahama 100631876 A Social Affair FREEPORT, Freeport, Grand Bahama 101213550 A W Bus Service #17 Edward Avenue, Off Jerome Avenue , East Pyfrom Addition, PO Box N-3518, Nassau, New Providence 100428818 A&A transmission haven road, PO Box EE17304, Nassau, New Providence 105203526 A. M. Legacy Limited 300 East Shirley Street, PO Box N-3827, Nassau, New Providence 100856400 A. Sands Maintenance 88 Fox Hill Rd. North, PO Box N-10568, Nassau, New Providence 104092600 A. Wil Auto Sales Lawerence Ct , Yellow Elder Gardens, PO Box GT2090, Nassau, New Providence 104293834 A.D.E. Tech Solutions #20 A Fortune Bay Drive, PO Box F-42449, Freeport, Grand Bahama 102435034 A.F.G. PEST SERVICE TREATMENT #11 LOU ADDERERLEY ESTATES, KILLARNEY, PO Box GD, Nassau, New Providence 104045718 A.J.M. LANDSCAPING 151A West St., PO Box N9999, Nassau, New Providence 100806450 A.T.B. ENTERPRISE Seven Hills Drive, PO Box N 4337, Nassau, New Providence 100784884 A+ Window Roofing and Pressure Cleaning & Janitoral Eight Mile Rock, Hanna Hill, Grand Bahama services 103328100 A-1 Cleaning Enterprise Allen Drive, PO Box SS-5773, Nassau, New Providence 103105626 AA Pest Control # 8 Ringwood Drive, PO Box P. O. Box F-40070, Freeport, Grand Bahama 100400892 Abaco Bridal & Formal Waer Queens Highway, Harbor Place, PO Box EE 15913, Marsh Harbour, Abaco 100835618 ABACO FENCING Curly Tail Way, Central Pines Estates, Dundas Town, Abaco 100962918 Abaco Meat & Farmer's Market Crockett Drive, PO Box AB 20099, Marsh Harbour, Abaco 100740734 Abaco Powerline Construction Marsh Harbour, PO Box General Delivery, Marsh Harbour, Abaco 100392234 Abaco Real Estate Agency Ltd. Queen Elizabeth Drive, PO Box AB-20404, Marsh Harbour, Abaco 100250918 Abaco Sea Foods Limited Green Turtle Cay PO Box AB 22789 Green Turtle Cay North Abaco Abaco Bahamas 100250918 Abaco Sea Foods Limited Green Turtle Cay, PO Box AB 22789, Green Turtle Cay, Abaco Government of The Bahamas - Ministry of Finance Page 2 of 116 100555084 Abaco Snack Shop Bahamas Government Complex, PO Box General Delivery, Marsh Harbour, Abaco 100612550 Abaco T-Shirt & Design Ltd Ma Charlotte Drive, PO Box General Delivery, Hope Town (incl. Elbow Cay), Abaco 103463326 Abaco Yacht Club 1 Palm House, Bahama Cay, PO Box CT 22600, Coopers Town (incl. Fire Road Settlement), Abaco 102635542 Abby's Auto Pride Estates, PO Box FH14468, Nassau, New Providence 103439376 ABC Trucking Service Limited Sassoon Road, PO Box CB-13391, Nassau, New Providence 105092618 Abilities Unlimited Dolphin Drive, PO Box N-7542, Nassau, New Providence 100550618 ABL Filters Limited Bahamas Road, Nassau East, Nassau, New Providence 100800942 ABNO HOLDINGS LIMITED 12th & 13th Streets on the Beach, Spanish Wells, PO Box EL-27479, Spanish Wells, Eleuthera 103972468 A'Brielle's Treasures #10 High Street, Skyline Drive, PO Box SS-6020, Nassau, New Providence 100432376 Abundant Life Bible Association 58 Abundant Life Road, PO Box SS 6579, Nassau, New Providence 104177350 ACAL Security Services Confederate Walk, South Bahamia, PO Box F-41417, Freeport, Grand Bahama 103384892 Accessories and More #2 South Beach, PO Box general, Nassau, New Providence 103650676 Accessory Plus More NO.13 Chasier Road, Eastern Estates, PO Box SB c/o 50176, Nassau, New Providence 102518218 ACD Imports Pinewood Gardens, PO Box N-9264, Nassau, New Providence 101010692 Ace Custom Construction Parkway #3, PO Box N 930, Nassau, New Providence 101003784 Ace Imports Hawksbill Drive, PO Box F45095, Hunters, Grand Bahama 103281542 ACK Landscaping & General Maintenance Buttonwood Road, PO Box SB-52277, Nassau, New Providence 103781468 Action Lawn Care Services #1A Coach Road, PO Box F-43755, Freeport, Grand Bahama 103669342 AD Auto Sales Garden View Estates, Nassau, New Providence 101513542 Ad Yours Bahamas Tropical Gardens, PO Box General Delivery, Nassau, New Providence 102946192 Adam Clayton Levarity Queen's Highway, PO Box General Delivery, Alice Town (Bimini), Bimini 100692192 Adams Vaughhan Sherwin Commonwealth Blvd.,, PO Box N-8156, Nassau, New Providence 100672284 Add World Sanitation #62 West Hill Street, Off Meeting Street, PO Box SS-6422, Nassau, New Providence 100940792 Adjalon Mcpherson Duncanson 226 Erickson Drive, PO Box F-41123, Freeport, Grand Bahama 100165326 Adler Construction Co. Ltd. Infant View Road, Chippingham, PO Box N 4402, Nassau, New Providence 101190000 Adolphus Leadon Reliable Bus Services Russell's Avenue, Cargill Creek, PO Box General Delivery, Cargill Creek, Andros 104659126 Adonis Limited #16 Canon Drive, Fortune Cay , PO Box F-42798, Freeport, Grand Bahama 104463200 Adrian Anthony Walter Archer 21 Thompson, PO Box SS-5128, Nassau, New Providence 100978492 Advanced Biomedical Equipment East Street South , Nassau, New Providence 100843400 Advanced Construction #128 South Beach Drive,, South Beach Estates,, Nassau, New Providence 101428376 Advanced Transport Services #23 Havon Street, PO Box GT-2945, Nassau, New Providence 100374500 Adventure Learning Centre & Camp SB 50066, PO Box SB 50066, Nassau, New Providence 105019200 After Seven Bridal and Formalwear West Atlantic Drive , PO Box F43941 , Freeport, Grand Bahama 101007300 Agape House Freeport 23 24 Pioneers Loop, PO Box P.O. Box 43885, Freeport, Grand Bahama Government of The Bahamas - Ministry of Finance Page 3 of 116 104807376 Agnes Convenience Store South Beach, PO Box General Delivery , Nassau, New Providence 100990876 Agnes Mckenzie #30 Pink Pearl Drive, PO Box F-41739, Freeport, Grand Bahama 100882500 Agriventures Ltd. 98 Grand Bahama Hwy E, PO Box F 44197, Freeport, Grand Bahama 105643942 Ahoy Boat Cleaning Orange Blossom Avenue House #10, Garden Hills #3 , PO Box Sb50944, Nassau, New Providence 101280800 Air Repair PO box F-44439, PO Box po box F-44439, Freeport, Grand Bahama 103761426 AIRCRAFT DOCTORS MASTIC POINT, PO Box GENERAL DELIVERY, Mastic Point, Andros 100587726 Airport Snack Bar Airport Snack Bar, PO Box F-43325, Freeport, Grand Bahama 103759984 Airtech Airconditioning Contarctors Ltd Miami Street, PO Box GT 2429, Nassau, New Providence 103748292 AKHY MEDICAL SUPPLIES #69 Kildeer Drive, Nassau, New Providence 103985042 AKHY Medical Supplies Kilder Drive |Monestary Park, New Providence|, PO Box N-9335, 100949100 Alarie Orden Turner #46 Lunar Blvd., PO Box F40092, Freeport, Grand Bahama 100736300 Albert Charlton Freeport, Grand Bahama, PO Box P O BOX F40760, Freeport, Grand Bahama 100842492 Albert George Marshall 59 Clusted Apple Street, Pioneers Loop, PO Box F-41449, Freeport, Grand Bahama 100899418 Albri Investments Ltd. Forest Avenue and Mahogany Street, PO Box F-41579, Freeport, Grand Bahama 103556284 Albury Professional Transportation Services & Co.
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