5 Major Developments in Barbados
- VAT holiday electric and plug-in hybrids exended to March 31, 2026
- Government’s Plan – Key Fiscal Measures
- VAT exemption for film-related suppliers such as studios and film equipment rentals that are registered as exclusive film providers – VATupdate
Customs
Deduction (Input Tax Credit)
E-Invoicing
Excise
Exemption
- Barbados Announces VAT Holiday for 21 December 2022
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VAT holiday electric and plug-in hybrids exended to March 31, 2026
Rate
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Consumers will get another eight months of 7.5% VAT on electricity
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One year of light bills savings: VAT reduction stays for 8 months more
- Bajan drivers left exposed: Fuel cap, VAT cap on gas and diesel gone
- Extension of excise tax and VAT holiday on purchase of electric vehicles by ordinary persons or companies for another two years, to 31 March 2026
- Tax measures in 2023 budget
- VAT holiday electric and plug-in hybrids exended to March 31, 2026
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Revenue Authority Extends Reduced VAT on Residential Electricity Supply
Reporting / Compliance
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VAT-free shopping on Wednesday December 21, 2022 in Barbados
- KPMG Week in Tax: 13 – 17 March 2023
- Government’s Plan – Key Fiscal Measures
Taxable Amount
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