- Suriname offers partial import duty exemptions for certain sectors (tourism, agriculture, industry), with specific rates and requirements, valid until June 27, 2026.
- The new VAT regime in Suriname has multiple rates (0%, 5%, 10%, 25%) and specific rules for exemptions and input VAT recovery.
- Small businesses with annual revenue up to SRD 1,000,000 are exempt from VAT registration but cannot recover input VAT; registration is required once revenue exceeds this threshold.
- Suriname allows fiscal unity for VAT purposes, enabling financially and organizationally linked entities to be treated as one entrepreneur for VAT.
Source: hbnlawtax.com
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