Aruba, an island just off the coast of Venezuela, with a dry and sunny weather, crystal clear beaches and a cool breeze. Aruba is a highly developed country, and the tax and company laws are similar to Dutch Law. The island has a lot of business opportunity and the biggest driver of the Aruban economy is their thriving tourism sector.

The Grant Thornton Aruba office has been providing professional services for more than 75 years now. Our clients have access to worldwide resources through the member and correspondent firms of Grant Thornton International Ltd, while enjoying the personal attention of the Aruba-based team of professionals.

With a staff of more than 65 professionals, including 4 partners, the Aruba office provides personalized attention and the highest-quality service. Our people are committed to long term relationships. They make it their priority to listen carefully to your needs in order to provide you with the highest level of quality. Cross departments, we operate as one team, in order to give you the best quality and client experience.

Grant Thornton in the Dutch Caribbean is not a typical professional services firm, we put our people and clients first and that is what sets us apart from all other firms. Our offices are located in 5 different countries; Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, St. Maarten and Surinam. Since 1 August 2018 our partners and staff across the Dutch Caribbean have been serving our clients quickly and effectively. Each office is committed to developing and implementing innovative solutions to assist clients in meeting their business objectives.

It’s our goal to deliver high quality services to our clients in Assurance & Advisory, Tax and Business Process Solutions. Our client portfolio not only includes national and international privately-owned companies, but also the government and semi-government companies.

Besides our clients and people, we also add great value to the communities we operate in. Whenever the opportunity arises, we try to give back and, in this way, help our communities grow as well.