PwC In The Caribbean 2019

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PwC in the Caribbean 2019

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Delivering greater value to your businessOn behalf of the partners and all our people here atPwC in the Caribbean, I wish you, your families andfriends, the very best for 2019.As I reflect on what PwC in the Caribbean hasachieved this past year, I am humbled by the effortsof our people - working together to achieve a commonpurpose: to build trust in society and solve importantproblems. I am also proud of the values that together, we holdmost dear: to act with integrity, to make a difference, to care,to work together and to re-imagine the possible. These valuesunderpin everything we’ve done and continue to do.To be relevant in today’s competitive environment we recognisethe need to continually disrupt and transform our business,through our people and our technology. Acting on thatknowledge, we’re investing heavily in our talent to developthe workforce of the future and to embrace technology ineverything we do. It is critical in this fast moving tech age thatwe provide our people with the skills and the tools necessaryto address the needs and challenges of our clients andstakeholders, with continued focus on quality and providing anever changing range of relevant services to meet the demands ofan increasingly digital world.Our peopleOur people are the heartbeat of our organisation. At PwC, weknow that when our people are healthy, happy and fulfilled, wecan give more to our clients, stakeholders and the communitiesin which we work and live. This has led the PwC network tocommit to supporting healthy lifestyle choices, by giving ourpeople the opportunities and the space to nurture their bestselves. The initiative, which we call Be well, work well, sumsup how we are actively engaging with our people and providingsupport to help them live healthier and more balanced lives. Wealso continue to offer our people flexible working environments,exciting career and development opportunities so they canachieve their full potential, and our leadership team is morefocused than ever on embracing the spirit of diversity andinclusion.Our digital worldIn addition to keeping our people engaged and fulfilled, we’realso introducing new tools, technologies and techniques toimprove the speed and efficiency of how we work. Thesechanges are part of our One digital future initiative and arehelping us to work smarter and more collaboratively with eachother, with our clients and with our stakeholders. Our digitaltransformation includes significant investment in cloud-basedtechnologies including G Suite, Salesforce and Workday as wellas repositioning our portfolio to respond to the high demand fortechnology related services like cyber, data analytics and dataprivacy.Creating the value you’re looking forAcross PwC in the Caribbean, more than 1,000 people in seventerritories are committed to the continuous improvement of ourservice delivery and quality. This is central to our strategy. Withclients ranging from multinationals to family businesses andprivate individuals to governments, our goal is to build trustedrelationships and work with them to create the value they’relooking for. Our goal in 2019 is to help our clients effectivelydeal with the challenges they face, to anticipate and managetheir risks to growth and capitalise on their opportunities.Warm regardsFrazer Lindsay, CEO,PricewaterhouseCoopers Caribbean Region Ltd.

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PwC in the CaribbeanTerritoryAddressTelephoneFacsimileThe Bahamas (BS)Bayside Executive ParkWest Bay Street & Blake RoadNassau(242) 302-5300(242) 302-5350Barbados (BB)The Financial Services CentreBishop’s Court HillSt. Michael BB14004(246) 626-6700(246) 436-1275Bermuda (BM)4th Floor,Washington House, 16 Church StHamilton HM11(441) 295-2000(441) 295-1242British Virgin Islands (BVI)Level 3 Geneva PlaceP.O. Box 4654, Road TownTortola(284) 494-4100(284) 494-4480Cayman Islands (KY)18 Forum LaneCamana BayGrand Cayman KY1-1104(345) 949-7000(345) 949-7352Jamaica (JM)Scotiabank CentreDuke StreetKingston(876) 922-6230(876) 967-1949St. Lucia (LC)Unit 111 Johnsons CentreNo. 2 Bella Rosa Road, P.O. Box BW 304Gros Islet(758) 722-6700(246) 436-1275Trinidad & Tobago (TT)PricewaterhouseCoopers Building11-13 Victoria AvenuePort-of-Spain(868) 299-0700(868) 623-6025Turks & Caicos (TC)Abacus HouseTropicana Plaza, Leeward HighwayProvidenciales(649) 946-4890(649) 946-4892Also contactfor queries onAnguilla, Antigua, Dominica, Grenada,Montserrat, St. Kitts-Nevis, St. Vincent& the GrenadinesBelizeGuyana

CyberCyber-threats are a clear and present danger to business. No longer just an ITchallenge – it’s a business imperative. As more organisations adopt a digital businessmodel, creating and sharing more data, it is even more critical at the board level toprovide leadership, oversight and governance in managing cyber risks. At PwC, wecan help you increase the awareness of the strategic significance of cyber securityat the Board level and develop a cyber security strategy that protects your mostvaluable information assets.

According to the Guinness Book of Records,there are more churches per square mile inJamaica (more than 1,600 in total) than inany other country in the world.December 2018SunMon 4252627283031January 20191SunTues2201Wed29NEW YEAR’S DAYLC06February 05Income TaxTT 14TTLC157LC 15TT 15VATVATBBBB2321JMJM3131TTLC2521TT 25WithholdingWithholdingBBBB 1515JMJM 1414

Technology servicesChange is the new normal! Driven by technology, companies must adapt or dieand be especially cognisant of the forces driving changes in their worlds and howtechnology enables this. From strategy development to transformation execution,talk to us. PwC can help you determine how to integrate and leverage a digitalstrategy to deliver a new business model.

Bermuda is home to the world’ssmallest functioning drawbridge Somerset BridgeJanuary 2019Sun MonTueWed 262728293031WedThuMarch 2122232425262728293031February 15161718192021222324252627030405Income TaxTT 150628Payroll TaxTaxPayrollBB 1515BBBB 28BM15JM 1414JMLC 157TTLC 15TT 1501LC01VATVATBB 2321BBJM 3128JMLC 2521TTTT 250202WithholdingBB 15JM 14

Be well, work wellAt PwC, we care about people. We’re actively engaging our staff to focus on theeveryday behaviours and habits that fuel our four dimensions of energy: physical,emotional, mental and spiritual. We call this Be well, work well. We know thathealthy, happy and fulfilled people can give their best to their families, friends,colleagues, clients and communities. When we give our best we can make adifference! We encourage you to join us. Follow #bewellworkwell for inspiration tobe your best.

7 Mile Beach in Cayman isactually not seven miles long. It isapproximately 5.5 miles.February 1819202122232425262728April 18192021222324252627282930March 2019SunMonTuesWedThuFriSat03040506070809TTBVI, TTKY, 2930TT310102Income TaxBB 15JM 15LC 25LC 31TT 31Payroll TaxBB 15JM 14JM 31LC 7LC 15TT 15VATBB 21JM 29LC 21TT 25WithholdingBB 15JM 14

Data privacyCompanies face a growing patchwork of new data protection and privacy laws indifferent territories (particularly the EU). When leaders can expertly determine howto collect, use and dispose of data, they can see safer and more effective ways to useit to create value. PwC can help you develop a data privacy readiness review andcraft a privacy program that can enhance customer trust and compliance with globaldata-privacy laws and regulations.

The Turks and Caicos Islandshave the third largest barrier reefsystem in the world and several ofthe world’s top dive sites.March 1819202122232425262728293031May 1819202122232425262728293031April 19202128BB050102030405GOOD FRIDAY062223242526272930010203040607IncomeIncome TaxTaxTTBB 1530TT 15TT 30BS, BB, BVI, KY, JMLC, TT, TCIPayrollPayrollTaxTaxBBBB1515BM15BM 15JMJM1414TTLC157LC 15TT 15VATVATBBBB 2321JMJM 3130TT25LC 21TT 25WithholdingWithholdingBBBB 1515JMJM 1414

Our valuesThe world is constantly changing. Therefore, the PwC network is always focused onbeing prepared and responding quickly to change. Our values - act with integrity,make a difference, care, work together, reimagine the possible - reflect our strongcommitment to delivering on our purpose: to build trust in society and solveimportant problems. Our values act as a compass: they help us to demonstrate whowe are and what we stand for.

Barbados is known as “the landof flying fish.” The fish is also one ofits national symbols.April 18192021222324252627282930WedThuFriSatJune 24252627282930May 2019SunMonTuesWed01ThuFriSat020304BB, 2627JM28TCI02032930TT04Payroll TaxBB 15JM 14LC 7LC 15TT 15BMVATBB 21JM 31LC 21TT 25WithholdingBB 15JM 14

People & organisationTremendous forces are reshaping the workplace - with new organisational,talent and technology challenges to be faced, while business leaders wrestle withdisruptive innovation, global trade, skills mismatches and the constant tests of riskand regulation. Organisations need to redefine the way work gets done and createinnovative talent ecosystems that build engaged, enabled and agile workforces. PwCcreates people and organisation solutions to help our clients achieve their strategicambitions - reflecting their uniqueness but also grounded in rigorous analysis anddata-driven insight - to create lasting value.

Trinidad & Tobago is the birthplaceof the steel pan drum, limbo dance andmusical styles including calypso and soca.May 1819202122232425262728293031July 1819202122232425262728293031June 910111213141516171819202122TTLC, TT28292330BS, BB, BVI, KYLC, TCIBM2425010226Income TaxIncomeTaxTT 15BBJM 15LC 25TT 3027PayrollPayrollTaxTaxBBBB1515BMJM 1514JMLC 147TTLC1515TT 15VATVATBBBB2321JMJM3128TTLC 2521TT 25WithholdingWithholdingBBBB 1515JMJM 1414

ForensicsAs the global landscape grows more complex and connected, public and privatesector organisations are under constant threat of a sudden shock. Be that acorruption scandal, a data breach that shakes customer confidence, a dispute witha business partner threatening to erode value, or widespread fraud. With shock alsocomes opportunity. An incident managed well allows an organisation and the publicto feel secure in the knowledge that future threats will be spotted and addressedquickly. At PwC, we can help you prepare for, respond to and emerge stronger fromcrises and other unplanned events.

The Bahamas has the world’sthird largest registry of ships.June 81920212223242526272829130August 1819202122232425262728293031July 2019Sun07Mon01BVI, 1415162122232425262728293031010203040506Income TaxTT 15Payroll TaxBB 15BM 15JM 14LC 7LC 15TT 15VATBB 21JM 31LC 21TT 25WithholdingBB 15JM 14

Our digital transformationThe quality of our work is at the heart of our operations across the globe anddelivering services of the highest quality is core to our purpose. We know thatwe can only do this if we focus on having the right capabilities, in our people andour systems, across our network and using these capabilities to meet the validexpectations of our stakeholders. At PwC, we’ve transformed our business to helpour clients effectively deal with the challenges they face, anticipate and managerisks to growth and create the value they’re looking for.

The BVI is home to The Baths, acollection of massive graniteboulders as large as 40 feet indiameter, with white sand beaches andsecret rock pools.July 2232428293031Thu25Fri26Sat27September 18192021222324252627282930August 2019SunMonTuesWed050607BB, BS, BVIBVI, JMBVI181925260411011202ThuFriBB, BM, JM, LC,TT, 0304TTPayroll TaxBB 15JM 14LC 7LC 15TT 15VATBB 21JM 30LC 21TT 25WithholdingBB 15JM 14

Diversity & inclusionAcross the world, the PwC network employs people from diverse cultures andbackgrounds and with a wide range of experiences. When we bring together peoplewith different points of view, we get the best outcomes. It’s this diversity of talentthat allows us to help our clients build trust and solve complex problems.

Orchids everywhere - Over 200 speciesof Orchids grow wild on the island ofJamaica. Approximately 66 of the species areunique to Jamaica. There are over 1,000 speciesof trees and 500 species of ferns.August tober 28293031September come TaxBB 15BB 30JM 15LC 25TT 30Payroll TaxBB 15JM 14LC 7LC 15TT 1506TCI04VATBB 21JM 30LC 21TT 250705WithholdingBB 15JM 14

FintechFinTech is transforming the world of financial services and financial institutionsmust adjust their business models to prepare for the risks and take advantage of theopportunities to enable positive change in trade, health, employment, educationand many other aspects of our lives. And it’s not just the societal impacts – FinTechis good for business too. Those that capitalise on this FinTech-fuelled momentumcan bring true and lasting value to the industry and rebuild trust. At PwC, our teamshave the breadth and depth of experience and capabilities to provide you with thenecessary technology consulting services, to put you ahead in the marketplace.

Bermuda has more shipwrecksper square mile than anywhereelse in the world. Bermuda’sextensive reef system, combined withregular and forceful storms, results inthe perfect conditions for shipwrecks.September 18192021222324252627282930November 18192021222324252627282930October 22232425262829303101020405Income TaxTT 15132027TT03LC14BS, TCI21BVI, JM010203Payroll TaxBB 15BM 15JM 14LC 7LC 15TT 1504VATBB 21JM 29LC 21TT 2505WithholdingBB 15JM 14

Digital governmentWith innovation, new opportunities emerge to simplify the way in which citizens,governments, and the private sector communicate with one another. Digitaltechnology is revolutionising how organisations interact with stakeholders anddriving the adoption of new business models. Governments (along with financialinstitutions and other industries) are moving from traditional to cutting edge byintroducing digital solutions such as front-end processes including self-serviceportals, mobile consumer apps, and social media communication strategies. AtPwC, we combine our domestic and global expertise to help our clients pursue theseopportunities to maximise the benefits achievable with digital transformation.

The Parliament of Barbados is the3rd oldest in the Commonwealth.October 1819202122232425262728293031December 1819202122232425262728293031November 181920212223252627282930TCIBB10172401BM11BM, KY020304Payroll TaxBB 15JM 14LC 7LC 15TT 1501VATBB 21JM 29LC 21TT 2502WithholdingBB 15JM 14

BlockchainImagine a world in which it is possible to transfer assets, eliminate contractualdisputes and where trust is established between two parties without the needfor an intermediary — all on the internet. Securely. Confidently. With built-inaccountability. All this can be realised through blockchain. The most excitingthing about blockchain is that its true potential is still unknown. At PwC, we havethe knowledge and development capabilities to help identify how blockchain, canbenefit your organisation.

St Lucia is volcanic and one ofthe most mountainous islandsin Caribbean. It’s home to SulphurSprings, the “world’s only drive involcano” which vents sulfur into the airand heat pools of water above boiling.November 18192021222324252627282930January 25262728293031December 15161718192223242526CHRISTMAS DAYBOXING DAY29303105060701Income TaxTT 15BBJM 15TT 3102PayrollPayrollTaxTaxBBBB1515BMJM 1514JMLC 147TTLC 1515TT 1506LC07202127280304VATVATBBBB 2321JMJM 3131TTLC 2521TT 25WithholdingWithholdingBBBB 1515JMJM 1414

The BahamasName:Commonwealth of The BahamasLocation:20 28 N, 72 80 WCapital:NassauAirport(s):Lynden Pindling International - NassauArea: 13,878 km2 / 5,358 miles2Grand Bahama International - FreeportPopulation:351,461Currency: Bahamian Dollar (BSD)Languages:English (official)Motto:Forward, Upward, Onward, TogetherNational Holidays 2019Anthem:March On, Bahamaland1 JanuaryNew Year’s Day10 JanuaryMajority Rule Day19 AprilGood Friday22 AprilEaster MondayThere are no significant corporate or individual income tax filing deadlines in theCommonwealth of the Bahamas due to the absence of income taxes.7 JuneRandol Fawkes/Labour Day10 JuneWhit MondayThe main source of taxation in the Commonwealth of The Bahamas is derived from theimposition of customs duties on the importation of most goods.10 JulyIndependence Day5 AugustEmancipation Day14 OctoberNational Heroes’ Day25 DecemberChristmas Day26 DecemberBoxing DayDate of Independence: 10 July 1973 (from the UK)Principal Tax Filing & Payment DeadlinesThe Commonwealth of The Bahamas introduced a value-added tax (VAT) in 2015. VAT returnsand payments must be received within 28 days after the end of each tax period.

BarbadosName:BarbadosLocation: 13 10 N, 59 32 WCapital:BridgetownArea: 431 km2 / 166.4 miles2wAirport(s):Grantley Adams InternationalPopulation:287,349Languages:English (official)Motto:Pride and IndustryAnthem:In Plenty and In Time of NeedTax on Assets:Remittance of Tax on Assets by the 15th of the monthfollowing the three months periods ending February28, May 31, August 31 and November 30.Currency: Barbados Dollar (BBD)Date of Independence: 30 November 1966 (from the UK)National Holidays 20191 JanuaryNew Year’s DayIncome Tax: Estimated tax for individuals earning 25% of their income frombusiness/ rent due on 15 June, 15 September and 15 December. Thebalance must be paid on filing of the Income Tax Return by 30 April ofthe following year. Other individuals must pay 50% of the income taxdue on filing the Income Tax Return on 30 April of the following year andthe remainder on 30 September.21 JanuaryErrol Barrow Day19 AprilGood Friday22 AprilEaster Monday28 AprilNational Heroes’ DayCorporate Companies with Fiscal Periods Ended (FPE) Jan – Sep:Income Tax: Estimated tax payable by 15 September of current year. Income TaxReturn and final payment due by the following 15 March.1 MayMay Day10 JuneWhit Monday Companies with FPE Oct – Dec: Estimated tax payable by 15 Decemberof current year and 15 March of the following year. Income Tax Returnand final payment due by the following 15 June.1 AugustEmancipation Day5 AugustKadooment Day30 NovemberIndependence Day25 DecemberChristmas Day26 DecemberBoxing DayPrincipal Tax Filing & Payment DeadlinesWithholding: Remittance of tax deducted from payments made by the 15th of thefollowing month or within 7 days of the tax being withheld.Payroll: Remittance of PAYE and Social Security by the 15th of the followingmonth. Employer’s Annual PAYE Returns due by 28th FebruaryVAT: Filing of bimonthly VAT Return by the 21st of the month following theend of the VAT accounting period.

BermudaName:BermudaLocation: 32 20 N, 64 45 WCapital:HamiltonArea: 54 km2 / 20.6 miles2Airport(s):L.F. Wade International AirportPopulation:61,070Languages:English (official), PortugueseMotto:Quo Fata Ferunt [Whither the Fates Carry Us]Anthem:God Save the Queen (official)Currency: Bermudian Dollar (BMD)Date of Independence: Not applicable (overseas territory of the UK)Principal Tax Filing & Payment DeadlinesThere are no significant corporate or individual income tax filing deadlines in Bermuda dueto the absence of income taxes. Payroll taxes (applicable to employees normally residentin Bermuda) There are no significant corporate or individual income tax filing deadlines inBermuda due to the absence of income taxes. Payroll taxes (applicable to employees normallyresident in Bermuda) are payable quarterly on or before 15 January, 15 April, 15 July and15 October of each year.The main sources of taxation in Bermuda are payroll taxes and the imposition of customsduties on the importation of most goods.National Holidays 20191 JanuaryNew Year’s Day19 AprilGood Friday31 MayBermuda Day17 JuneNational Heroes’ Day1 AugustEmancipation Day2 AugustSomer’s Day2 SeptemberLabour Day4 NovemberPortuguese Day11 NovemberRemembrance Day25 DecemberChristmas Day26 DecemberBoxing Day

British Virgin IslandsName:British Virgin IslandsLocation:18 30 N, 64 30 WCapital:Road TownAirport(s):Population:Terrance B. Lettsome International Airport35,015 Currency: US Dollar (USD) is usedLanguages:English (official)Motto:Vigilate [Be Vigilant]Anthem:God Save the QueenDate of Independence: Not applicable (overseas territory of the UK)National Holidays 20191 JanuaryNew Year’s Day5 MarchHamilton Lavity Stoutt’s HolidayThere are no significant tax payment or filing deadlines in the British Virgin Islands dueto the absence of income, corporate, capital gains, or withholding taxes.12 MarchCommonwealth Day19 AprilGood FridayThe main sources of taxation in the British Virgin Islands are payroll taxes, businessregistration and annual licences fees, and import duties22 AprilEaster Monday8 JuneQueen’s Birthday10 JuneWhit Monday1 JulyTerritory Day5 AugustFestival Monday6 AugustFestival Tuesday7 AugustFestival Wednesday21 OctoberSt Ursula’s Day25 DecemberChristmas26 DecemberBoxing DayPrincipal Tax Filing & Payment Deadlines

Cayman IslandsName:The Cayman IslandsLocation: 19.30 N, 18.40 WCapital:George TownArea: 264 km2 / 102 miles2Airport(s):Owen Robert’s International Airport (Grand Cayman)Gerrard-Smith Airport (Cayman Brac)Edward Bodden Airfield (Little Cayman)Population:64,420Currency:Cayman Islands Dollar (CI )Languages:EnglishMotto:He Hath Founded it Upon the SeasAnthem:God Save the Queen (National Song: Beloved Isle Cayman)National Holidays 20191 JanuaryNew Year’s Day28 JanuaryNational Heroes’ Day6 MarchAsh WednesdayPrincipal Tax Filing & Payment Deadlines19 AprilGood FridayThere are no significant tax payment or filing deadlines in the Cayman Islands due to theabsence of income or capital taxes. The main sources of taxation in the Cayman Islands arethe imposition of customs duties on the importation of most goods and the levying of fees bygovernment for work permits, trade and business licences and other business related activities.22 AprilEaster Monday20 MayDiscovery Day10 JuneQueen’s Birthday1 JulyConstitution Day11 NovemberRemembrance Day25 DecemberChristmas Day26 DecemberBoxing DayDate of Independence: Not applicable (overseas territory of the UK)

JamaicaName:JamaicaLocation: 18 15 N, 77 30 WCapital:KingstonArea: 10,991 km2 / 4,243 miles2Airport(s):Norman Manley International (Kingston)Donald Sangster International (Montego Bay)Population:2,990, 561Languages:English (official), Jamaican CreoleMotto:Out of Many, One PeopleAnthem:Jamaica, Land We LoveCurrency: Jamaican Dollar (JMD)National Holidays 20191 JanuaryNew Year’s Day6 MarchAsh WednesdayPrincipal Tax Filing & Payment Deadlines19 AprilGood FridayIncome Tax: Declaration of Estimated Income & Tax Payable – 15 March. Quarterlyestimated tax payments – 15 March, 15 June, 15 September and 15December. Filing of Annual Income Tax Return for prior year plus final taxpayment – 15 March.22 AprilEaster Monday23 MayLabour Day1 AugustEmancipation DayWithholding: Remit tax/contractors levy deductible from payments made in each calendarmonth by the 14th of the following month along with the prescribed return.6 AugustIndependence Day21 OctoberNational Heroes’ Day25 DecemberChristmas Day26 DecemberBoxing DayDate of Independence: 6 August 1962 (from the UK)Payroll: Filing of Return of Employer’s Monthly Payroll Deductions and remittanceof PAYE, Education Tax, NIS, NHT and HEART contributions by the 14th ofthe following month. An Annual Employer’s Return in respect of all Payrolldeductions is due by 31 March after the calendar year end.VAT: Filing of monthly General Consumption Tax (GCT) Return along withpayment by the last working day (excluding Saturdays, Sundays and publicholidays) of the following month.

St. LuciaName:St. LuciaLocation: 13 53 N, 60 58 WCapital:CastriesArea: 616 km²/237.8 miles²Airport(s): George F. L. Charles Airport (Castries) Hewanorra InternationalAirport (Vieux Fort)Population:164, 464Currency:Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD)Languages:English (official), French PatoisMotto:The land, The People, The LightAnthem:Sons and Daughters of St. LuciaNational Holidays 20191 JanuaryNew Year’s Day2 JanuaryDay after New Year’s Day22 FebruaryIndependence Day19 AprilGood Friday22 AprilEaster Monday1 MayMay Day10 JuneWhit Monday20 JuneCorpus ChristiCorporate Tax is payable in installments on 25 March, 25 June, and 25 September ineach year of income, based on the preceding year’s income. Any remainderIncome Tax:is payable within three months of the end of the fiscal year.1 AugustEmancipation Day7 OctoberThanksgiving DayPayroll: Remittance of Social Security by the 7th of the following month. Remittanceof PAYE by the 15th of the following month.13 DecemberNational Day25 DecemberChristmas DayVAT: Filing of monthly VAT returns by the 21st of the month following the end ofthe VAT accounting period.26 DecemberBoxing DayDate of Independence: 22 February 1979 (from the UK)Principal Tax Filing & Payment DeadlinesIncome Tax: There is withholding of tax from salaries (pay-as-you-earn or PAYE) basedon tax codes obtained when employees register with the Inland RevenueDepartment. Tax withheld by employers is paid to the Inland Revenue ona monthly basis. Self-employed persons and individuals in partnershipsare required to pay instalments by 25 March, 25 June, and 25 September.Any additional tax due is payable with the PIT return by 31 March in thefollowing year.

Trinidad & TobagoName:Republic of Trinidad & TobagoLocation:11 00 N, 61 00 WCapital:Port-of-SpainAirport(s):Piarco International (Trinidad)ANR Robinson International Airport (Tobago)Population:1,372,598Languages:English (official), Hindi, Chinese, French-Patois, SpanishMotto:Together We Aspire, Together We Achieve1 JanuaryNew Year’s DayAnthem:Forged from the Love of Liberty4 MarchCarnival Monday5 MarchCarnival TuesdayArea: 5,128 km2 / 1,980 miles2Currency: Trinidad and Tobago Dollar (TTD)Date of Independence: 31 August 1962 (from the UK)Principal Tax Filing & Payment DeadlinesIncome Tax: Companies & Self-Employed Individuals: Payment of Estimated Income Tax/Corporation Tax/Petroleum Profit Tax, Unemployment Levy, Business Levy,Green Fund Levy – 31 March, 30 June, 30 September, 31 December. Supplemental Petroleum Tax is computed quarterly, to be paid and returnfiled by 15th of the month following the end of the quarter. Filing of Annual Income/Corporation/Petroleum Tax Returns for prior yearalong with final tax payment – 30 April.Withholding:Remittance of tax within 30 days of making chargeable payment.Payroll: Remittance of PAYE, National Insurance and Health Surcharge by the 15thof the following month.VAT: Filing of bimonthly VAT Return and payment due by the 25th of thefollowing month.National Holidays 201930 March Spiritual Baptist ShouterLiberation Day19 AprilGood Friday22 AprilEaster Monday30 MayIndian Arrival Day5 JuneEid Al Fitr19 JuneLabour Day20 JuneCorpus Christi1 AugustEmancipation Day31 AugustIndependence Day24 SeptemberRepublic Day27 OctoberDiwali25 DecemberChristmas Day26 DecemberBoxing Day

Turks & CaicosName:Turks and Caicos IslandsLocation:21 45 N, 71 35 WCapital:Cockburn Town (Grand Turk) Area: 430 km2/ 166 miles2Airport(s):Providenciales International AirportPopulation:33,740Languages:English (official)Motto:Beautiful by NatureAnthem:God Save the QueenCurrency: US Dollar (USD) is usedNational Holidays 20191 JanuaryNew Year’s Day11 MarchCommonwealth Day19 AprilGood FridayPrincipal Tax Filing & Payment Deadlines22 AprilEaster MondayThere are no significant tax payment or filing deadlines in the Turks and Caicos Islands due tothe absence of income taxes.27 MayNational Heroes’ DayThe main source of taxation in the Turks and Caicos Islands is the imposi

Turks & Caicos (TC) Abacus House Tropicana Plaza, Leeward Highway Providenciales (649) 946-4890 (649) 946-4892 PwC in the Caribbean. Cyber Cyber-threats are a clear and present danger to business. No longer just an IT . Payroll Tax BB 15 BM 15 JM 14 LC 7 LC 15 TT 15 VAT BB 21 JM 31 LC 21 TT 25 Withholding BB 15 JM 14. Technology services