Media Release - Karere Uira

The Revenue Management Division would like to remind all taxpayers that 2025 tax returns are due by 02 March 2026. A compliance verification exercise will be carried out before this date. The purpose of this exercise is to confirm taxpayer registration and filing compliance, ensuring that all taxpayers are properly registered with RMD and have submitted all required tax returns under the relevant tax legislation. This exercise will pay particular attention to operators in the

Date: Wednesday, 07 May 2025 Please be advised that, effective immediately, all tax payments to Revenue Management Division (RMD) must be made to our new bank accounts. Please do not use the old account, as payments made there will not be credited to your tax records. For full bank details, including SWIFT codes for international transfers, please refer to the attached poster. If you have any questions or require assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to us on Ph

Introduction The Revenue Management Division (RMD) of the Ministry of Finance and Economic Management has commenced a public consultation for a proposed amendment to the existing tariff concessions under Part 2 of the Customs Tariff Act 2012. The proposal is to introduce a tariff concession and VAT exemption for imported motor vehicles designed or adapted to transport disabled persons into the Cook Islands. This will make these motor vehicles “free” of import duty and VAT upo

Inland Revenue is scheduled to be in Mangaia next week from Monday 26 February to Thursday 29 February, 2024 and will be delivering tax information sessions in collaboration with BTIB and Tourism for 3 days from 27 - 29 February 2024. While on the island, we will be available to assist any Individual taxpayers and/or businesses who need help with meeting their 2023 tax filing requirements. We will be based at the Tourism & Culture office during the following hours: Pleas

Due to the changes in the Standard supplemental deduction (tax exemption) for the Pa Enua from 1 July 2023, Inland Revenue will need to complete manual assessments of all individual Pa Enua tax returns for the 2023 year. The automatic assessment generated by the Tax System will be incorrect Completing manual assessments will cause some delays in processing Pa Enua tax returns. Inland Revenue will be doing everything we can to minimize these delays, however, there are some