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Gov’t going after ‘fair share’ of global digital economy with tax on digital services, says Finance Minister

Summary by Jamaica Gleaner
Minister of Finance Fayval Williams has defended the Government’s decision to impose a tax on digital services, saying the revenue measure is aimed at ensuring that Jamaica gets its “fair share” of the global digital economy. The Government is aiming to collect $300 million by applying General Consumption Tax (GCT) to digital services. The new tax is expected to take effect sometime in the fourth quarter of the 2026/27 fiscal year, which begins …
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Jamaica Gleaner broke the news in Jamaica on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
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