The Comptroller of Accounts, Treasury Division wishes to advise the following cheques issued between the period October 1st 2024 and September 30th 2025 and remain uncashed will become VOID after March 31st 2026.Payees are therefore requested to have outstanding cheques encashed before March 27th 2026. Persons should disregard this notice, if cheques were encashed after…
Trinidad and Tobago is once again being led with seriousness, purpose and direction. Through the decisive leadership of the Honourable Kamla Persad-Bissessar, our country is once again being regarded with respect, credibility and renewed confidence. Her recent visit to the United States will serve to strengthen investor confidence and support a return to growth and…
The Government of Trinidad and Tobago is proud to highlight the significant milestones and benefits derived from its enduring partnership with CAF – Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean.This relationship, rooted in visionary leadership and a commitment to sustainable development, has reached new heights, positioning Trinidad and Tobago as a central pillar of…
February 20th, 2026 The Ministry of Finance (MOF), Inland Revenue Division (IRD), wishes to inform all Liquor Licence Holders of significant changes to the filing process for Amusement Gaming Tax Returns. Effective April 1st, 2026, the IRD will be transitioning to a fully digital filing system for Amusement Gaming Tax.
Downloadable forms for Landlord Registration with the Board of Inland Revenue (BIR) will be available from March 1, 2026.
Mr. President, the removal of Trinidad and Tobago from the EU’s list signals renewed confidence in our financial governance framework.It strengthens our standing with international investors and trading partners.It improves our ability to access capital and to engage with global markets without stigma or suspicion.It also enhances our reputation as a responsible and compliant member…
The Ministry of Finance (MOF), Inland Revenue Division (IRD), wishes to inform all Liquor Licence Holders of significant changes to the filing process for Amusement Gaming Tax Returns. Effective April 1st, 2026, the IRD will be transitioning to a fully digital filing system for Amusement Gaming Tax.Please note the following changes:
Excerpt: “This important milestone reflects several years of sustained commitment, constructive dialogue, and close cooperation between the Ministry of Finance of Trinidad and Tobago and European Union authorities, aimed at aligning with internationally agreed standards for tax good governance. Hailing the decision, EU Ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago, H.E. Cécile Tassin stated: “The progress made…
