Good Morning to all. First let me thank all BVIslanders for your overwhelming support as your Government continues to look after the best interest of us all.

Premier and Minister of Finance, Dr. the Honourable D. Orlando Smith, OBE has said that his  Government remains on a mission to position the Virgin Islands stronger, smarter, greener and better and more resilient following the unprecedented trio of 2017.  

BVI Finance and other stakeholders will be hosting a Financial Services Opportunities Expo on March 22nd to match job seekers and entrepreneurs with industry professionals to help fill opportunities within the financial services sector.

The International Tax Authority (ITA) is informing all BVI Financial Institutions (BVIFIs) that the BVI Financial Account Reporting System (BVIFIs) is back online post hurricanes Irma and Maria.

Premier and Minister of Finance, Dr. the Honourable D. Orlando Smith, OBE, successfully concluded his attendance at the annual UK-Overseas Territories Joint Ministerial Council (UK-OT JMC) in London from November 28-29.

The public is advised that Treasury cheques can now be collected from the Department of Trade, 

Citizens and residents of the Virgin Islands:

Earlier this afternoon, the Leader of the Opposition brought a Motion of No Confidence against the Minister of Finance, which failed to garner support from any other member of the House of Assembly. 

BVI has proven to be a real, balanced and sustainable economy, despite its relatively small size.

A book that offers an exclusive glimpse into the Virgin Islands’ triumph, struggles, resilience and exploration will be launched tomorrow, June 20.

BVI Financial Institutions (BVIFIs) are informed that the BVI Financial Account Reporting System (BVIFARS) will be updated on Monday, June 19, 2017 to accommodate reporting under the Common Reporting Standards (CRS).