- Brackets updated
migrated from the production database; research reasoning not recorded.
Top income tax
None
None system
Corporate tax
None
VAT/GST
None
standard rate
Tax residency
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Turks and Caicos tax profile
Data year: 2026
- Tax system
- None No personal income tax, corporate income tax, capital gains tax, inheritance tax, or property tax. Government revenue comes from customs duties, stamp duty on land transfers, business licences, work-permit fees, and sector-specific sales taxes administered by the Revenue Department (hotel and tourism, telecommunications, domestic financial services, insurance premiums on non-life business, and vehicle hire).
- Top PIT rate
- No Income Tax
- Corporate tax rate
- No Corporate Tax
- VAT/GST
- No VAT/GST
- Capital gains tax
- No Capital Gains Tax
- Social security (employee)
- 8.5%
- Social security (employer)
- 9.5%
- Social security cap (annual)
- USD 48,000
- Dividend withholding
- 0.0%
- Interest withholding
- 0.0%
- Royalty withholding
- 0.0%
- Treaty count
- --
Income tax brackets
Social security
| Bracket min | Bracket max | Rate |
|---|---|---|
| USD 0 | USD 48,000 | 5.5% |
Tax residency
- Residency rules
- With no direct income taxes, tax residence has limited domestic significance. Immigration status (work permits, permanent residence certificates, and similar) drives compliance obligations for National Insurance and NHIP rather than a statutory income-tax day count.
- Exit tax
- No
- CFC rules
- No
Filing information
- Fiscal year
- 04-01 – 03-31
Sources
- Revenue Department — revenue streams (accessed Oct 9, 2026) No income or corporate tax; sector sales taxes (hotel/tourism 12%, telecom 12%, financial services 12%, insurance premium 2.5%, vehicle hire 12%); business licences
- TCI National Insurance Board (accessed Oct 9, 2026) Private-sector NI 12% (6.5% employer / 5.5% employee) from 1 April 2024; monthly insurable earnings ceiling USD 4,000
- Visit Turks and Caicos — taxes (accessed Oct 9, 2026) No PIT/CIT/CGT/property/inheritance tax; NI and NHIP contribution splits; NHIP 6% on earnings to USD 7,800/month; customs duties and stamp duty on land
- National Health Insurance Board — FAQ (accessed Oct 9, 2026) Mandatory NHIP for residents; actuarial basis for 6% payroll contribution
- Invest Turks and Caicos — National Investment Policy 2023 (accessed Oct 9, 2026) No personal, corporate or property taxes; revenue from duties and selective sector taxes
- Deloitte — Living and Working in Turks and Caicos (accessed Oct 9, 2026) No income tax on earnings in the territory