- Fijian Government plans to lower VAT rate to 12.5 percent from August 1, 2025
- E-wallet services will be exempt from VAT
- VAT refunds for solar panel installations, excluding solar heaters and standalone lighting
- Reduced fringe benefits tax for electric vehicles
- CGT exemption for first residential property co-owned with non-family members
- NRWT rate on insurance premiums increased to 3.75 percent
- Tax holiday for renewable energy projects extended to 10 years
- Income from carbon trading exempt from income tax
- New 25 percent investment allowance for tour activity businesses
- Tax incentives for work placements and hiring persons with disabilities extended to end of 2026
- Amendments to tax laws for CGT on share buybacks and participation in international tax convention
- Businesses must maintain separate e-wallet accounts for transactions
- Businesses with turnover of FJD50,000 or more must register for VAT Monitoring System
Source: answerconnect.cch.com
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