GRA says has taken steps to address coronavirus threat

In response to the concern of its many stakeholders in relation to the threat of the Covid-19 (Corona virus), the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) is assuring the general public that the Authority under advice from the Ministry of Public Health, has implemented and will continue to improve the necessary precautions so as to maintain a safe and healthy work environment for both its staff and taxpayers who do business at its various offices.

In a release yesterday, the GRA advised that with respect to the current political climate and the Covid-19 pandemic, it continues to offer all tax related services at its headquarters and Integrated Regional Tax offices (IRTO) while taking the necessary health-related precautions.

The Authority also advises the general tax-paying public that PAYE taxes and advance taxes for corporate taxpayers were due on March 14th and 15th respectively, while VAT and self-employed taxes are due on March 24th, 2020 and April 1st, 2020, respectively.