Bonaire Customs Tax Overview
As a special municipality in the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Bonaire's tax system is somewhat different from that of the Netherlands, but it is relatively simple overall. Since Bonaire is part of the Dutch Customs Union, it enjoys the treatment of a free trade zone.
Main taxes and features
Value-added tax (BTW):
Scope of application: Applicable to goods and services sold in Bonaire.
Tax rate: The tax rate is relatively low, and the specific tax rate may vary depending on the goods or services.
Tax refund policy: Non-resident tourists can apply for tax refunds for goods purchased in Bonaire if they meet certain conditions.
Taxes:
Generally not levied: Since Bonaire is part of the Dutch Customs Union, goods from the Netherlands and other EU countries are generally not subject to tariffs.
Special circumstances: Tariffs may be levied on goods from non-EU countries and certain specific goods.
Consumption tax:
Fewer types: Bonaire has relatively few types of consumption taxes, mainly concentrated on some specific goods, such as fuel, alcohol, etc.
Tax threshold:
VAT threshold: Bonaire's VAT threshold may be different from that of the Netherlands. For specific values, please refer to the latest regulations of the local tax department.
Tax threshold: Since Bonaire is a free trade zone, the tariff threshold is generally low or non-existent.