The Tax Administration reiterated that new motor vehicle tax control measures will commence on March 30, 2026. These measures introduce revised assessment criteria for vehicle ownership and usage, aiming to enhance revenue collection and ensure fairness in tax distribution. Key components include updated valuation methods based on vehicle age, engine capacity, and emission levels, as […]
The Receivers Department announced that Motorized Vehicle (MF) and V‑Number plates are now available for collection at designated government service centers across Sint Maarten. This development follows a recent update to the vehicle registration system, which streamlines the issuance process and reduces wait times. Citizens are required to present valid identification, proof of vehicle ownership,
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The Library of the Sint Maarten Tax Administration, in collaboration with the Tax Administration itself, organized a second annual workshop aimed at enhancing public understanding of fiscal processes and resources available to citizens. The event featured interactive sessions on accessing tax forms, interpreting tax notices, and utilizing online services for efficient tax management. Experts from
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A separate notice from the Tax Administration specifies that the 2025 Income Tax Return must be filed by June 1, 2026. This deadline applies to all individual and corporate taxpayers meeting the filing threshold for the preceding fiscal year. The Authority advises taxpayers to gather all relevant income documentation, including salary statements, rental income records,
The Tax Administration issued a reminder that the deadline for submitting the 2025 Profit Tax Return is June 30, 2026. Taxpayers are urged to file their returns electronically via the Online Services portal to avoid processing delays. The announcement outlines the required documentation, including financial statements, profit calculations, and supporting schedules. Late submissions will incur
The Sint Maarten Tax Administration announced the welcoming of five Business Office of the Public Prosecutor (BOPP) students who will undertake a structured internship program within the tax department. The initiative aims to provide practical exposure to tax regulations, compliance processes, and revenue collection strategies. Over the course of the internship, the students will participate
