Major Investment Incentives in Trinidad and Tobago
1. For the importation of materials or entry into Trinidad and Tobago free of customs duty; and 2. For a drawback of customs duties or excise duties, of such building materials which are not already duty free and of such articles of tourism equipment 3. To import vehicles with the payment of customs duty at a reduced rate of 10%. Tourism ...
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