The Double Taxation Agreement (DTA) between the Government of Barbados and the Italian Republic has entered into force in accordance with Article 30 of the Agreement.

Barbados is looking to enter into a double taxation agreement and a bilateral investment treaty with Kenya.

Barbados presents a multitude of advantages that make it an attractive destination for global business and investment.

Barbados continues to put the necessary measures in place that will enable the country's cooperation in international tax processes.

Most investors seeking to use Barbados as an international financial and business centre typically believe they must set up an International Business Company (IBC) to do so.

Barbados' ties to Latin America (LatAm) date back to the fourth century, when archaeologists believe the Amerindians made their way to the island from Venezuela and established themselves as Barbados' first indigenous people.

The Government of Barbados is committed to the sustainability of the International Business sector and to its operation on a level that provides a secure jurisdiction from which and in which to conduct business.

In Barbados, the entities known as the International Business Company (IBC) and the International Society with Restricted Liability (ISRL) are now things of the past.

Barbados Challenges the EU's Decision to list the Island as a Non-cooperative Jurisdiction for Tax Purposes

Barbados' corporate tax rate is currently set at a maximum of 5.5 per cent of profits for all companies.

During a recent press conference, Donville Inniss, Barbados' Minister of Industry, International Business, Commerce and Small Business Development ...

The global business sector continued to perform well during 2023, as reported by the Central Bank of Barbados, and the Barbados economy is projected to grow by approximately 4% during 2024.

'Substance' is a characteristic that has become consistently linked to the Barbados international business brand.

On April 6, 2020, the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes (Global Forum) officially published on the Global Forum's website

The Council today adopted conclusions on the revised EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes, deciding to add Dominica to the EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions...

The International Trusts Act of Barbados 1995-14 (amended by the International Trusts Act 1995-19) provides for the creation and regulation of international trusts and related matters. Subject to the terms of the trust instrument the Act provides for certain taxation matters which affect the trust and its beneficiary. Some of these taxation matters are discussed herein.