When was the poll or head tax repealed in the Cayman Islands?

The poll or head tax in the Cayman Islands was repealed in November 1985, marking a significant change in the taxation system. This tax had previously been imposed on residents and was considered regressive, disproportionately affecting lower-income individuals, which sparked debates about fairness and economic equity. The repeal was part of broader reforms aimed at enhancing the economic and social environment in the islands. The decision reflected a shift towards more progressive taxation policies that aligned more closely with the needs and incomes of the Cayman Islands' residents, aiming to foster a more inclusive society.