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Acquisition of Real Estate in Trinidad In Trinidad, the Aliens (Landholding) Act, Ch. 58:02 was repealed in 1990 and the Foreign Investment Act, 1990 relaxed the restrictions on ownership of real estate by foreigners and improved the conditions for foreign investment. Generally, the Foreign Investment Act, 1990 (sections 6 & 7) allows foreign investors in Trinidad (including individuals and...

In accordance with the Stamp Duty Legislation in Trinidad & Tobago, a number of documents require stamping. Some of these include: Deeds of Conveyance; Deeds of Gift; Deeds of Mortgage; Release of Mortgage Loan; Release of Life Insurance Policies; Powers of Attorney; Transfer of Shares; Deeds of Lease; Deed Polls; Bonds - Performance and other wise; Deeds of any other kind. The government of Trinidad...

Stamp Duty is a tax that you must pay when carrying out certain transactions that require legal documents. Deeds of Conveyance, Deeds of Gift, Deeds of Mortgage, Release of Mortgage Loan, Release of Life Insurance Policies, Transfer of Shares, Deeds of Lease, Deed Polls, Bonds, and any other deeds, require "stamping”, which means you must pay duty. When do I need to pay Stamp Duty? You must pay Stamp...

Applications for stamp duty exemptions and status of land correspondence are being offered at DevelopTT – the digital platform of the Town and Country Planning Division (TCPD) of the Ministry of Planning and Development. These additional e-services initially will serve two regions of TT. These areas are the T1 planning region inclusive of the Diego Martin regional corporation, Port of Spain city...