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Jamaica government reference data

7 series, each cited to the official source it was verified against. Currency JMD.

SeriesCurrentIn force fromOfficial sourceLast verified
Bank of Jamaica policy rate (rate on DTI current account balances at BOJ) 5.5 percent 2026-02-24 Bank of Jamaica — Summary of Decisions, February 2026 MPC meeting: 're 2026-07-23
General Consumption Tax (GCT) standard rate 15 percent 2020-04-01 Jamaica Information Service (Government of Jamaica) — 'Gov't Announces 2026-07-23
National minimum wage (per 40-hour week) 17000 JMD per 40-hour week 2026-07-01 Jamaica Information Service — 'Minimum Wage Moves to $17,000, Up from 2026-07-23
Public holidays (free) 20 days held 2026-01-01 Ministry of Labour and Social Security notices under Section 2 of the 2026-07-30
CPI inflation (point-to-point, year-on-year) 5.5 percent (point-to-point, YoY) 2026-05-01 Bank of Jamaica — Monetary Policy Press Release, June 2026 (MPC meetin 2026-07-23
Corporate income tax rate 25 percent (unregulated companies; 33.33% for regulated companies — see notes) 2013-01-01 Jamaica Information Service — 'New threshold and corporate income tax 2026-07-23
Personal income tax rates and threshold 3 entries — see the API for the full schedule 2026-04-01 Jamaica Information Service — 'Increase in Income Tax Threshold Now in 2026-07-23

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curl https://latamref.dev/v1/jm/policy-rate

# Provenance: the fingerprint of every source cited above
curl https://latamref.dev/provenance/jm/policy-rate

What makes this different

Every value above names the official instrument it came from and the date it takes effect, and we record when we last checked it. Where a value could not be verified against its own statute we do not publish an estimate — the series is simply absent. Where a question falls outside what we hold, the API refuses and explains, free of charge, rather than returning a number that looks right.