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BRA Income Tax Brackets in Barbados for 2024-2025

The official tax body, the Barbados Revenue Authority (BRA) maintains TAMIS (Tax Administration Management Information System), an electronic tax management platform accessible to both individuals and corporations. Users can view account information, file returns, view statements, make payments and submit enquiries.

The Income Tax Act, Cap. 73 (known as the Income Tax Act) provides income tax tables for both individuals and businesses. 

How do you calculate income tax? Familiarizing yourself with these income tax brackets and tax rates is essential for effective tax planning and to stay compliant with Barbadian tax laws. Different tax brackets apply depending on whether you operate as a sole proprietor, corporation, trust or partnership.

Here you will learn more about:

Headline Tax Rates in Barbados

Headline Tax Rates

Tax Rate (%)

Headline Personal Income Tax (PIT) Rate

28.5

Headline Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Rate

5.5 to 1

Personal Income Tax (PIT) Brackets for Individuals in Barbados 2024-2025

An individual resident and domiciled in Barbados is taxed on their worldwide income. If resident but not domiciled, the individual is taxed on income derived from Barbados and any income from other sources outside Barbados to the extent that a benefit is obtained in the country. However, a non-resident individual is only taxed on income derived in Barbados.

Personal Income Tax Rate (PIT) Rates

Taxable Income (BBD)

Tax on column 1 (BBD)

Tax on excess (%)

Over (column 1)

Not over

0

50,000

6,250

12.5

50,000

28.5

Personal Income Tax Due Dates

Personal Income Tax (PIT) Due Dates

PIT return due date

30 April

PIT final payment due date

30 September

PIT estimated payment due dates

PAYE for salaries.

Three instalments of 25% on 15 June, 15 September, and 15 December for income from business or rent.

Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Brackets in Barbados 2024-2025

Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Rates

Taxable Income (BBD) / Entity

Rate (%)

Taxable income up to 1 million Barbados dollars (BBD)

5.5

Taxable income exceeding BBD 1 million but not exceeding BBD 20 million

3

Taxable income exceeding BBD 20 million but not exceeding BBD 30 million

2.5

Taxable income exceeding BBD 30 million

1

Class 1 insurance companies

0

Class 2 and 3 insurance companies

2

Corporate Income Tax Due Dates

Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Due Dates

CIT return due date

For companies with fiscal year ending between 1 January and 30 September: 15 March

For companies with fiscal year ending between 1 October and 31 December: 15 June

CIT final payment due date

15 March

15 June

CIT estimated payment due dates

Companies with fiscal year ending between 1 January and 30 September are required to make one instalment on or before 15 September

Companies with fiscal year ending between 1 October and 31 December are required to make two instalments on or before 15 December and 15 March

Property Transfer Tax in Barbados

While Barbados does not impose Capital Gains Tax (CGT), property transfer taxes are levied as tabulated below:

Property Transfer Tax Rates

Property

Transfer tax rate

Shares of companies listed on the Barbados Stock Exchange

Exempt

Shares of private companies

2.5% of value or amount of gross consideration above BBD 50,000

Land with a building

2.5% of value or amount of gross consideration above BBD 150,000

Land with no building

2.5% of value or amount of gross consideration

Leases of 25 years or more or short-term leases that are continuously renewed for a period equal to 25 years or more

2.5% of value or amount of gross consideration

Withholding Tax Rates for Residents and Non-Residents in Barbados

Withholding tax (WHT) is levied on residents and non-residents in Barbados. For non-residents, WHT varies depending on the applicable tax treaty in place and is levied on dividends, interest, royalties and management fees.

Where royalties are derived for literary, artistic, scientific work, cinematographic films, and films, discs, or tapes for radio or television broadcasting, the rate is 0%. Dividends are only taxable in the state in which the beneficial owner is a resident. 

Resident and Non-Resident Withholding Tax (WHT) Rates

Recipient

WHT (%)

Dividends

Interest

Royalties

Management fees

Residents

0/15

15

-

-

Non-Residents: Non-Treaty

0/5

0

0

0

Value-Added Tax Rates in Barbados

Value-Added Tax (VAT)

Tax Rate (%)

Standard VAT

17.5

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