Bahamas Cheque Services Ltd.

22/06/2026

22/06/2026

Did you know we sell deposit bags? Deposit cash or cheques easily in our secure bags. Available in White or Clear, $50.00 plus VAT for 100 bags.
Call 677-8720 or email [email protected] to place your order today.

30/04/2025

Go big, attract more!
Stand out with oversized menus that grab attention and boost sales. Perfect for storefronts and busy areas, these vibrant, budget-friendly prints make a bold impact without breaking the bank.

Email us for a quote today : [email protected]

20/01/2025

Cheques, deposit books, invoices and forms. We print what you need to keep your business running smoothly.

Give us a call today 677-8720
or email [email protected]

16/02/2024

Bahamas Cheque Services Ltd. President Leslie Fraser and Owner of Executive Printers Pierre Dupuch went on the Morning Blend to discuss the Central Bank of The Bahamas Strategy to eliminate checks.

They discussed the many need for cheques to continue in the economy:
Older people use cheques over online banking
Thousands of Businesses use cheques on a daily basis.
The US and Canada still use cheques
The cost to use and clear cheques in the banks is very low.
Cheque fraud accounts for less than 1% of annual fraud, with 99% being online transactions, debit and credit card fraud.

Overall we believe that cheques are still very necessary, especially for businesses to conduct daily transactions, pay bills, send large payments safely etc.

18/12/2023

We are currently experiencing an outage with our Cable Bahamas services.

Please call 427-6891
or email [email protected] to place an order.

We apologize for the inconvenience caused.

15/12/2023

News Report: Chamber chairman asks the govt to delay audit requirement on large companies

In his first press statement as chairman of the Bahamas Chamber of Commerce and Employers’ Confederation (BCCEC), Timothy Ingraham, on behalf of the business community, is calling on the government to delay its requirement for businesses with turnover of more than $5 million to have audited accounts by April next year. He contended that the Department of Inland Revenue (DIR) has other ways of targeting companies not paying adequate taxes for now.

“The Chamber is of the opinion that this timeline is too aggressive for most of the impacted businesses,” said Ingraham.

“An audit demands that businesses maintain very detailed financial records, and these must be assembled over a period of time. Many Bahamian businesses have not traditionally maintained this detailed level of financial records,” Ingraham’s statement said. "A delay of 12 months will allow the impacted businesses to prepare these records. To force some businesses into an audit at this time could lead to many failed audits."

Head over to the BCCEC In Action Blog to read the entire news article >>> https://www.thebahamaschamber.com/post/news-report-chamber-chairman-asks-the-govt-to-delay-audit-requirement-on-large-companies