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Hon. Rolston Anglin steered through legislation and regulations which will increase stamp duty on the transfer of properties worth $2 million dollars or more, and also increase the taxes charged on share transfers valued at..

On 28 November, Minister for Finance & Economic Development Hon. Rolston Anglin met with representatives of the United Kingdom’s Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) while in London during the Joint Ministerial Council (JMC) meetings.

The Cayman Islands Compendium of Statistics 2024, released by the ESO, is a comprehensive collection of statistics from various public & private sector data sources covering population, demographics, social and living conditions, the economy, finance

The Cayman Islands 2026-2027 budget was passed in Parliament on Friday, 21 November after a five-day Finance Committee deliberation.

Reverting to a more transparent process than had been used in the past, the NCFC Government’s approach to the ongoing Finance Committee meeting allows Opposition Members greater opportunities to question, and clarifies for the public, Government’s proposed spending for its 2026-2027 plans.

The Cayman Islands Government’s Unaudited Quarterly Financial Report for the Nine-Month Period Ended 30 September 2025 was published in the Cayman Islands Gazette on Wednesday, 12 November 2025 as required by law.

The Second Sitting of the Third Meeting of the 2025-2026 Session of Parliament commenced on Thursday, 06 November at 10:00 am. 

The National Coalition For Caymanians Government outlined its 2026-2027 Budget when Minister for Finance and Economic Development Honourable Rolston Anglin delivered the Budget Address before presenting The Appropriation (Financial Years 2026 and 2027) Bill, 2025, to Parliament today (Thursday, 6 November).