Greg J. Ferguson

Taxpayers, both individuals and businesses, that are delinquent in filing and paying corporate, individual, gross receipts, and withholding taxes can take advantage of a tax amnesty initiative announced by Director Marvin L. Pickering of the Virgin Islands Bureau of Internal Revenue. Penalties will be waived for taxpayers paying the outstanding liabilities and interest on returns […]

U.S. Virgin Islands property owners that are delinquent in payment of property taxes can take advantage of a property tax amnesty which was signed into law pursuant to Act No. 8017. The amnesty period will cover the tax years 2015 and prior and will remain in effect until October 16, 2018. Penalties and interest will […]

Kellerhals Ferguson Kroblin PLLC is very pleased to announce that David A. Bornn, Esq. has become a Partner of the Firm. He and his staff will operate a branch office of Kellerhals Ferguson Kroblin PLLC from the historic Bornn Building on Norre Gade in downtown Charlotte Amalie.

Taxpayers, both individuals and businesses, that are delinquent in filing and paying applicable gross receipts taxes can take advantage of a gross receipts tax amnesty which was signed into law by Governor Kenneth E. Mapp on October 6, 2016. Pursuant to the terms of Act No. 7930, the amnesty remains in effect until Tuesday January […]

Kellerhals Ferguson Kroblin PLLC is excited to announce that we have moved to our new office located in Suite 101 at the Royal Palms Professional Building. The Royal Palms Professional building is the new commercial space located behind the hospital and next door to the Foothills Professional Building. Our new address is: Royal Palms Professional Building 9053 Estate […]

By William L. Blum, Esq. and Erika Kellerhals, Esq. After nearly 20 years of waiting after Congress directed the Treasury Department to promulgate residency rules for the U.S. territories in the Tax Reform Act of 1986, in 2005 the IRS finally promulgated rules setting forth three tests for territorial residency. The tests include the presence […]

You are about to buy or sell property in the United States Virgin Islands, what can you expect to pay in order to have the deed properly recorded? Expenses between buyer and seller Generally, when buying or selling property in the U. S. Virgin Islands, the Contract of Sale for the property sets out the […]

On October 13, 2014, Governor John P. de Jongh signed Bill Number 30-0300 into law, enacting sweeping positive changes to the U.S. Virgin Islands EDC program. The revisions to the existing legislation expand the scope of eligible businesses and seek to spur massive capital investment in the territory by new and existing beneficiaries of the […]

You have decided to buy property in the United States Virgin Islands, you have requested title insurance, and a surveyor has conducted a survey of the property. However, the survey map indicates an encroachment. What do you do now? What is Title Insurance? After signing a contract of sale for property in the U.S. Virgin […]

On August 13, 2014, the Committee on Economic Development, Planning & Agriculture of the Legislature of the U.S. Virgin Islands (“Committee”), chaired by the Honorable Janette Millin Young, convened to hear testimony on Bill No. 30-0417 (the “Bill”), as proposed by the Honorable Clifford Graham, “An Act repealing and reenacting, with amendments, Title 29 Virgin […]