Do you need help with your Sint Maarten tax return?
Six questions, about a minute. You will get one of three answers: file it yourself with our checklist, use the flat-fee filing service, or get advice before anything is filed.
No email required to see your result. Nothing you enter is sent anywhere until you choose to send it.
Question 1 of 6
Free Sint Maarten filing checklist
What to gather before you file, in the order that makes the process shortest. Useful whether you file yourself or hand it over.
Identification and registration
Your Sint Maarten tax identification number
A valid identity document
Your registered address for the tax year
Income records
Annual wage statement from each employer you worked for
Records of any other income received during the year
Bank statements covering the full tax year
Deductions and allowances
Mortgage interest statements, if you own your home
Premium payments for qualifying insurance
Records of any other deductible expenditure you intend to claim
Household details
Marital status and any change to it during the year
Dependants and their details
Your partner's income position, where relevant
Before you submit
Check the figures against the source documents rather than from memory
Keep a complete copy of what you submitted, with the supporting records
Note the submission date and retain any acknowledgement you receive
Want this as a document, or would rather someone else handled it?
Book a free introductory call
and we will send it over.
Is this an official assessment?
No. It is a guide that sorts your situation into one of three broad shapes so you know what kind of help you need. It is not advice, it is not a determination of your obligations, and it does not create a client relationship.
Do I have to give my email to see the result?
No. The result appears immediately and nothing is required to see it. The email field exists only if you want the checklist sent to you.
What if my situation changed mid-year?
Then you almost certainly landed in the advisory result, which is the correct outcome. Mid-year changes in residency or income source are among the most common reasons a return goes wrong.
I got the advisory result. Does that mean I have a problem?
Not at all. It means your position involves questions that a filing service is not designed to answer. Many people in that group turn out to be perfectly in order and simply need it confirmed.
Can I just send you my documents instead?
Yes. If you would rather skip this and talk to someone, the introductory call is free and there is no obligation attached to it.
Please read. This check is a general guide, not tax advice, not a determination of your
obligations, and not a substitute for a review of your circumstances. Using it does not create a
client relationship with CaribTax or BrightPath Caribbean. Your answers are evaluated in your
browser and are not transmitted to us.