Source-cited draft: corporate income tax for Jamaica (tax year 2025) — rates, thresholds and rules with primary-source citations. Unverified; pending local-accountant review.
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| Corporate income tax rates and base | Jamaica applies different corporate rates depending on whether a company is 'regulated' (e.g. financial institutions) or 'unregulated'. Companies are taxed on worldwide income if resident. | |
| Unregulated company rate | 25%Income Tax Act | |
| Regulated company rate | 33 1/3%Income Tax Act | |
| Building society rate | 30%Income Tax Act | |
| Life assurance company rate | 25%Income Tax Act | |
| Renewable energy IPP rate | 25% for independent power producers with 75%+ renewable generationIncome Tax Act | |
| Tax base | Worldwide income for tax-resident companies; Jamaica-source income for non-residentsIncome Tax Act | |
| WHT on dividends to non-residents | 15% (reduced from prior 25% / 33 1/3%) |
Jamaica applies different corporate rates depending on whether a company is 'regulated' (e.g. financial institutions) or 'unregulated'. Companies are taxed on worldwide income if resident.
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Other Jamaica computations in the OpenAccountants library.
| WHT on dividends to residents | 15%Income Tax Act |
| WHT on interest to non-residents | 15% (non-treaty)Income Tax Act |
| WHT on royalties to non-residents | 33 1/3% (non-treaty)Income Tax Act |
| WHT on management fees to non-residents | 33 1/3% (non-treaty)Income Tax Act |
| WHT remittance deadline | Within 14 days of the end of the month in which payment is madeIncome Tax Act |
| Corporate income tax return deadline | Annual return (Form IT02) due 15 March of the following yearIncome Tax Act |
| Corporate estimated tax | Quarterly instalments (Form IT07) due 15 March, 15 June, 15 September, 15 DecemberIncome Tax Act |
| Asset tax (financial institutions) | 0.25% on taxable assets of deposit-taking institutions, securities dealers and insurersAssets Tax (Specified Bodies) Act |
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