On October 10, 2010, Curaçao became a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, with its own legal and fiscal autonomy. Curaçao boasts a diverse economy with active sectors in tourism, real estate, financial services, professional services, construction, and public-private partnership projects. The jurisdiction is known for its legal infrastructure, multilingual workforce, and accessibility.
Tax system
The island operates a sophisticated and independent tax system, including among other things a corporate income tax that is based on a territorial tax system, a turnover tax and wage tax.
Doing Business in Curaçao
Beyond its favorable tax system, Curaçao offers a strategic gateway to Latin America and the Caribbean. The island is part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, ensuring legal stability and reliable institutions.
Rootz Tax Lawyers regularly advises international investors, developers, and corporations with interests in Curaçao, focusing on the island’s tax framework and the structuring of cross-border transactions.