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Anguilla payroll guide
The Anguilla ASSB guide. Deadlines and automation.
Anguilla ASSB, explained for employers by the Workzoom payroll team: the filing deadlines and how Workzoom automates the math. Then run the numbers in the ASSB calculator.
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When ASSB is due.
The CR-1 lists the contributions being remitted to the Anguilla Social Security Board at the combined 11.5% rate. Late payments attract a 5% surcharge plus a further 2% per month on outstanding amounts, and continued failure to pay is an offence carrying a $1,000 fine plus $250 for each day it continues.
The levy return covers the 3% employee deduction on full remuneration and the 3% employer match on remuneration to XCD 12,000 per month, submitted to the Inland Revenue Department with payment. Late filing attracts a penalty of $50 per day up to $2,000 under the Interim Stabilisation Levy Act.
Stop tracking two returns by hand.
The Anguilla calculator applies both statutory deductions at once. The Anguilla Social Security Board (ASSB) contribution applies at 5.75% employer and 5.75% employee, combined 11.5%, on insurable earnings to the XCD 7,000 monthly ceiling, effective 1 January 2026. The Universal Social Levy applies at 3% employee on full remuneration and 3% employer on remuneration to XCD 12,000 per month, with monthly pay of XCD 2,000 or less exempt. The employer files Form CR-1 with each ASSB payment, and the levy return goes to the Inland Revenue Department within 10 days of month end. Workzoom's software ships XCD currency support and Anguilla's statutory holiday calendar today. Full gross-to-net payroll runs live today in the Bahamas, Canada, and the US.
- ASSB computed on the XCD 1,617 weekly or XCD 7,000 monthly ceiling
- Universal Social Levy computed with the XCD 2,000 exemption and the employer's XCD 12,000 cap
- Form CR-1 and the 10-day levy return deadline tracked side by side
- XCD currency support and the Anguilla statutory holiday calendar shipped today
- Full gross-to-net payroll runs live in the Bahamas, Canada, and the US
Ready to run the numbers for Anguilla?
Enter a gross pay figure and get employer and employee ASSB math instantly, against the current published statutory rates.