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Properties Owned by Government or Charitable Organizations Government-owned properties are generally exempt from property taxes. Properties owned by charitable organizations (e.g., schools, churches, and non-profit entities) may also qualify for tax exemptions if they are used for charitable purposes.
Personal income tax rates Chargeable income derived in excess of JMD 6 million per annum is subject to income tax at a rate of 30%. An annual tax-free threshold of JMD 1,500,096 is available to Jamaican tax-resident individual taxpayers (JMD 1,700,088 per annum with effect from 1 April 2024).
Asset tax. An ad valorem asset tax at the rate of 0.125% is imposed on the taxable value of the assets of deposit-taking institutions regulated by the Bank of Jamaica, as well as securities dealers, life assurance companies, and property and casualty insurance companies regulated by the Financial Services Commission.
Jamaicas Tax Administration has issued a release to confirm that the assets tax rate on financial institutions is not reduced to 0.125% as previously planned and remains 0.25% in 2022. Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ) has been advised by the Ministry of Finance and the Public Service (MoFPS), th
Eligibility. A resident of Jamaica for tax purposes. A Self-employed person with statutory income below $3M annually. A Pensioner earning less than $3M, whose name appears on a S02 or Withholding Tax Miscellaneous Certificate.
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There are two general types of capital gains - short-term and long-term. Short-term capital gains are for capital assets you hold for a year or less. These gains are usually taxed at your ordinary income tax rate. Long-term capital gains are for capital assets you hold for more than a year.
Who pays property tax? All persons in possession of land; such a person is defined by the Property Tax Act as the owner, occupier, mortgagee in possession or other person in actual possession of such property.

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