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The Marshall Islands exempts $8,320 of income from tax starting April 2026 to ease rising living costs.
The Marshall Islands has passed legislation exempting the first $8,320 of annual income from withholding tax, effective April 2026, to help residents cope with rising living costs.
The move, introduced by Finance Minister David Paul, is expected to increase net income by over $600 annually for workers and reduce government revenue by about $3.1 million over six months.
The tax cut comes amid sharp fuel price hikes—gas up 14% and diesel up 25% in two weeks—driven by global conflicts, prompting the national utility to plan electricity rate increases of up to 23%.
The government is also expanding financial support through universal basic income and an emergency aid program, both funded by the U.S.-administered Compact of Free Association Trust Fund.
Las Islas Marshall eximen de impuestos $8,320 de ingresos a partir de abril de 2026 para aliviar el aumento de los costos de vida.