The Inland Revenue Division advises the public that its cash office at the Ministry of Finance on the Carenage in St George’s, will be open from 8 am to 3 pm on Thursday, 16 and Friday, 17 April 2020.
This is to facilitate the payment of taxes and the renewal of expired Motor Vehicle/Driver’s Licences.
Cheque boxes will be provided to allow for quick drop-offs, for persons making tax payments.
The public is reminded that the VAT deadline for the March tax period, remains Monday, 20 April.
All Covid-19 established protocols set out by government will be maintained and citizens are reminded to strictly adhere to them.
The public is urged to be guided accordingly.
Comptroller, Inland Revenue Division
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If all non-essential businesses are supposed to be closed, and we are under a curfew who is supposed to be working to prepare and pay the March VAT which is still due on Monday, April 20.
We need to get the electronic payment system fully operational.
It is sad that in these times and living within a shutdown that this is being brought on business it only show how our leaders value us while I understand that taxes need to be paid can,’t the government extend this until the country has opened up. Again it shows the true nature of our leaders.
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Does the Governmnet expect a representative from business entities in St. Patrick to travel to St. George to pay vat. This is ridiculous, where is the planning.
What about those off us in St. Andrews grenville area will the off there open to