The Inland Revenue Department is in the process of making preliminary preparations of the 2018 Property Tax List, and is interested in determining the level of damages incurred to the buildings currently recorded.

Property owners in the Virgin Islands are reminded that the 2017 Property Tax remains currently due and payable. This is in accordance with the Property Tax Ordinance, Cap 207 (as amended). 

The public is reminded that the the Inland Revenue Department has relocated to the 2^nd floor of the Louise Malone Building (upstairs of BVI Cable TV) and is ready to serve the public.

Visitors to the Virgin Islands are being reminded that effective September 1, an Environmental and Tourism levy of $10.00 will be collected on arrival at all ports of entry. 

Visitors to the Virgin Islands are being reminded that effective September 1, an Environmental and Tourism levy of $10.00 will be collected on arrival at all ports of entry. 

The International Tax Authority is informing all BVI Financial Institutions that it has updated its list of Reportable Jurisdictions and the updated list is applicable to the reporting period January 1 to December 31, 2016.

The 2017 Property Tax assessment list is available for review. Copies of this list are posted at various public buildings and places throughout the BVI for review by the public. 

Property owners in the Virgin Islands are being notified that the 2017 Property Tax is due and payable on September 1. 

Visitors to the Virgin Islands are being advised that effective September 1, an environmental and tourism levy of $10.00 will be collected on arrival at the ports of entry.

The Inland Revenue Department continues its Territory-wide Field Survey in an ongoing effort to update Property Tax records.