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Anja Simic
Published
September 17, 2021
Last Update
July 04, 2024
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What is Self-Employment in Anguilla
The registration process of self-employed in Anguilla
Self-employment tax in Anguilla
Anguilla is a British overseas territory in the Caribbean. It is well-positioned as a major player in the international arena, and it enjoys a high degree of political stability. Anguilla is a desirable location for small businesses because there are no forms of direct taxation, like income or estate, and it is a neutral tax jurisdiction. There are no exchange controls in Anguilla. The United States Dollar is commonly used, although Eastern Caribbean Dollar is the official currency.
In this article, we will explain the steps you should take to establish self-employment.
Disclaimer: Be aware that this article is not a substitute for legal advice. Please always check official websites or seek legal advice before you take action.
Oftentimes, the following persons are considered self-employed:
A person can become Self-Employed if:
Persons operating a business are required to apply to the Ministry of Finance for a business license.
All vacancies must be advertised before an application can be submitted. Application forms and Medical reports are collected at the Department of Labour. Completed forms are returned to the Department and must be accompanied by:
All self-employed persons are required to register with the Social Security Board , by filling the Form SE 1, available at the Board's Office or website.
You will then obtain a registration card with the registration number and a Social Security Number. You should keep the card safe; if it gets damaged or lost, you should report to the Social Security Office for replacement.
You can read more about Social Security contributions on the Social Security Board website.
Self-employment tax is calculated at a 6% rate based on the total earnings. There is no VAT in Anguilla.
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