AMCHAM T&T Hosts Workshop on the Evolving Corporate Tax Environment
L–r: Christophe Cole – Director of Business Operations | COLE Safety; Melissa Pierre – Senior Trade and Policy Specialist | AMCHAM T&T; Nirad Tewarie – CEO | AMCHAM T&T; Angelique Bart – Territory Tax and Legal Services Leader | PwC Trinidad and Tobago; Don Bideshi – PwC Legal | PwC T&T & PwC Guyana; and Marc Persaud – Chair of AMCHAM T&T’s Trade and Investment Committee
LINKAGE Q4 (2025) - HSSE 360: INNOVATION FOR RESILIENCEAMCHAM T&T hosted a timely workshop in collaboration with PwC titled “The Evolving T&T Corporate Income Tax Environment” on December 4th, 2025, at the PwC Building on Victoria Avenue, Port-of-Spain. The session brought together business leaders, finance professionals and compliance teams to examine recent developments in the corporate tax landscape and their implications for private-sector operations.As Trinidad and Tobago’s tax environment continues to evolve, AMCHAM T&T is encouraging its members to strengthen compliance frameworks and audit readiness.Opening the workshop, Nirad Tewarie, Chief Executive Officer of AMCHAM T&T, emphasised the strategic importance of staying informed amid ongoing economic uncertainty, noting that “as we see continued shifts in the tax environment, both globally and here at home, it is critical that businesses remain vigilant and informed. Corporate taxation directly influences investment decisions, operational planning, cash flow, and long-term sustainability. Compliance is no longer just a regulatory requirement; it is a strategic priority.”Tewarie added that the objective of the workshop was to ensure members are better equipped to navigate change, stating that “this workshop is meant to ensure that our members have the tools needed to anticipate changes and strengthen financial resilience. A well-prepared private sector is essential to national competitiveness.”The session was facilitated by Angelique Bart, Territory Tax and Legal Services Leader at PwC Trinidad and Tobago and Managing Partner of PwC Guyana, who provided a comprehensive overview of corporate income tax considerations. Addressing the shifting landscape, Bart noted that “in Trinidad and Tobago’s evolving corporate tax landscape, the most significant trend is the shift towards greater transparency and compliance. Companies need to adapt swiftly to these changes, ensuring they are not only meeting current requirements but also preparing for future developments.” She reaffirmed PwC’s commitment, stating that “at PwC, we’re committed to helping prepare our clients to face these challenges.”Also addressing participants was Marc Persaud, Chair of AMCHAM T&T’s Trade and Investment Committee, which coordinated the workshop. He highlighted the value of timely information-sharing, explaining that “as regulations evolve, it’s important that companies understand not only their obligations, but also how to adapt and position themselves for growth. The Trade and Investment Committee remains committed to supporting members with practical tools and insights that improve compliance, reduce uncertainty, and ultimately advance the ease of doing business in Trinidad and Tobago.”AMCHAM T&T extends sincere appreciation to the PwC team and to the Trade and Investment Committee,Nirad Tewarie – CEO | AMCHAM T&T; Angelique Bart – Territory Tax and Legal Services Leader | PwC Trinidad and Tobago; Don Bideshi – PwC Legal | PwC T&T & PwC Guyana; and Marc Persaud – Chair of AMCHAM T&T’s Trade and Investment Committee
