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What Digital Tax Means for Caribbean Retail and Manufacturing

October 3, 2026by Dr Dawkins Brown

Retailers and manufacturers now buy software, advertising and cloud capacity from abroad and sell through websites, marketplaces and chat apps. Digital tax reaches both sides of that ledger, and the margin effect is larger than most finance teams expect. Executive summary Caribbean retailers and manufacturers are no longer simply buyers and sellers of goods. They...

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Digital Services Taxes and the Price of Gross Revenue

September 29, 2026by Dr Dawkins Brown

A 2 or 3 per cent tax on revenue sounds modest until it is set against margin. Digital services taxes are expensive for thin-margin businesses, politically costly for the countries that levy them, and a poor fit for small Caribbean economies. Executive summary A digital services tax (DST) is a tax on the gross revenue...

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The Caribbean Digital Tax Moment

September 29, 2026by Dr Dawkins Brown

Jamaica’s Budget, Grenada’s new law and years of quiet collection in Barbados and The Bahamas mean digital tax is no longer a foreign debate. It is a Caribbean compliance question, and boards need a method to answer it. Executive summary Until recently, “digital tax” in the Caribbean meant headlines from Paris, London and Ottawa. In...

Board Minutes and Tax Substance: Why Documentation Can Make or Break a Holding Company Structure

June 3, 2026by Dr Dawkins Brown

Executive Summary In modern international tax planning, documentation is no longer an administrative afterthought. It is a central part of tax defence. Holding companies, investment platforms, regional headquarters, and cross-border ownership structures may be legally valid, but they remain exposed if the evidence does not prove that they are commercially real. The recent Milan...

When Is a Holding Company a Conduit? Understanding Beneficial Ownership and Anti-Avoidance Risk

June 3, 2026by Dr Dawkins Brown

Key Insight: A holding company is not vulnerable merely because it is lean. It becomes vulnerable when it lacks real substance, decision-making autonomy, commercial purpose, and evidence that it controls the income or assets it legally holds. Executive Summary Holding companies remain valuable tools in international tax and corporate structuring. They can support investment management,...

Designing a Pan-Caribbean Tax Operating Model for a Multi-Jurisdictional Group

April 19, 2026by Dr Dawkins Brown

C | Context A diversified Caribbean group, built over three decades through a combination of organic expansion and strategic acquisition, had accumulated a multi-jurisdictional footprint whose tax management had not kept pace with its commercial development. The group’s fourteen legal entities, spread across six Caribbean jurisdictions, were each managed by local finance teams operating under...

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Tax Strategy and Governance: Building a World-Class Tax Function for Caribbean Businesses

April 6, 2026by Dr Dawkins Brown

From Compliance to Strategy Eleven articles ago, this series opened with a foundational proposition: that tax is not a fixed cost to be simply paid, but a managed variable — shaped by how well the organisation understands its obligations, how proactively it plans its structures and transactions, and how rigorously it maintains the compliance...

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Tax Disputes and Objections: How to Challenge a TAJ Assessment and Navigate the Appeals Process

April 6, 2026by Dr Dawkins Brown

When TAJ and the Taxpayer Disagree Receiving a tax assessment from Tax Administration Jamaica is one of the most consequential financial events a Caribbean business or individual can face. The assessment sets out TAJ’s determination of the tax liability for a particular period — a determination that may include additional tax, interest, and penalties that,...

CRS and FATCA Compliance: What Caribbean Financial Institutions and Account Holders Must Know

April 6, 2026by Dr Dawkins Brown

The End of Financial Privacy as a Tax Planning Tool For decades, offshore financial accounts served a dual purpose for many Caribbean and international investors: a store of wealth beyond the reach of domestic tax authorities, and a mechanism for sheltering investment returns from the income tax obligations that would apply if those returns were...

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Financial Services Taxation: Sector-Specific Tax Obligations for Banks, Insurance Companies, Credit Unions, and Securities Dealers

April 6, 2026by Dr Dawkins Brown

Why Financial Services Taxation Requires Specialist Expertise The taxation of financial institutions in Jamaica and across the Caribbean is more complex, more consequential, and more frequently mismanaged than the taxation of any other sector. The financial services sector encompasses institutions with vastly different tax profiles — commercial banks subject to the higher 33.33% CIT...

Digital Services Taxes and the Price of Gross Revenue

The Caribbean Digital Tax Moment

Board Minutes and Tax Substance: Why Documentation Can Make or Break a Holding Company Structure

When Is a Holding Company a Conduit? Understanding Beneficial Ownership and Anti-Avoidance Risk

Tax Strategy and Governance: Building a World-Class Tax Function for Caribbean Businesses

Tax Disputes and Objections: How to Challenge a TAJ Assessment and Navigate the Appeals Process

CRS and FATCA Compliance: What Caribbean Financial Institutions and Account Holders Must Know

Financial Services Taxation: Sector-Specific Tax Obligations for Banks, Insurance Companies, Credit Unions, and Securities Dealers

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