Rule · CBB · 19 Dec 2014
The Central Bank of Belize mandates that prior permission is required for the remittance of dividends, profits, interest, management fees, and real estate rentals to non-residents. The directive specifies distinct documentation requirements for each payment category, including audited financial statements, loan references, and management contracts. All applications must additionally include clearance from the Commissioner of Income Tax to verify tax compliance before funds can be transferred.
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EXCHANGE CONTROL DIRECTION
NUMBER 13/2014
(Revised December 2014)
TO: AUTHORISED DEALERS AND AUTHORISED DEPOSITARIES Remittance of Dividends, Profits, Interests, Management Fees and Rentals from Real Estate
2 the payee to the payer, a copy of the management contract, if any, amount payable, and clearance from the Income Tax Commissioner. Receipts From the Rental of Real Property
6. Applications to make payments for receipts from the rental of real property should
include the name and address of property owner, location of property in Belize, rental agreement, amount payable and period for which rent is payable, and clearance from the Commissioner of Income Tax. Royalties
7. Applications to make payment for royalties should include the name and address of
payee and payer, the amount of Royalty due, and clearance from the Commissioner of Income Tax. _________________________ Controller of Foreign Exchange CENTRAL BANK OF BELIZE
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