Real Estate Tax Seminar

Practical tax insights for property decisions in Aruba 

Property decisions go beyond location, design and investment potential. The tax implications of owning, developing, transferring or investing in property can have a significant impact on your business and financial position.

Join Grant Thornton Aruba for a focused morning seminar on the tax topics that matter for property owners, investors, developers and businesses in Aruba. Our specialists will share practical insights to help you stay informed, identify relevant considerations and make well-considered decisions.

Event details

Date: Thursday, 8 October 2026
Time: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Location: To be announced
Investment: USD 150 per participant

Who should attend?

This seminar is relevant for property owners, investors, developers, property managers, hospitality businesses, directors, finance professionals and other decision-makers involved in property-related activities in Aruba.

Register now

Secure your place by completing the registration form below. Your registration includes access to the seminar, practical insights from our specialists, and the opportunity to ask questions relevant to your organisation.

Topics

  1. Accounting rules and property
    Explore relevant accounting rules and considerations that may affect the financial reporting and valuation of property-related transactions.
  2. Tourist levy and BBV
    Understand how tourist levy and BBO/BBV may apply to property-related activities
  3. Land tax
    Gain insight into land-tax obligations, including the key considerations for property owners and the possible impact on your overall tax position.
  4. Transfer tax
    Learn more about transfer-tax implications when acquiring, transferring or restructuring property.
  5. Special regimes for Oranjestad and San Nicolas
    Discover the special tax regimes and incentives that may be available for qualifying activities and investments in Oranjestad and San Nicolas.
  6. Profit tax, dividend tax, Free Zone and IPC
    Explore profit-tax and dividend-tax considerations connected to property activities