The Ministry of Finance continues to implement initiatives to facilitate improved access to its services and reduce the inconvenience of long lines at its cash offices throughout the tri-island state.
A new portal pay.gov.gd has been created to enable customers to pay Motor Vehicle Registration/Inspection fees as well as Drivers Licences online as part of continued partnership between the Inland Revenue Division (IRD) and the Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF).
This new payment option is in keeping with the IRD’s new strategic focus of building a more customer-centric organisation by delivering efficient services to its valued taxpayers, as well as improving taxpayer compliance.
In 2020 the IRD was able to implement multiple payment options including wire and electronic funds transfers via its e-services platform.
This most recent platform: “pay.gov.gd”, is easy to use, reliable and secure and patrons are encouraged to make full use of this time-saving opportunity.
Comptroller
Inland Revenue Division
Although I am having a little difficulty in making a payment to renew my Driver’s Permit, I think this is a worthwhile innovation.
I just tried to use the portal. It does NOT recognize our registration plate or our last name.
How about motor vehicle registration…..one could get the motor inspected ….submit the results online and the government could issue a new sticker by mail…..everyone would benefit!
If you can pay on line how do you get the stickers? Am just asking not complaining.
Hooray! Great to see online payments starting. If we can get GRENLEC and the useless NAWASA to swing into the 60’s and get online billing and online payments (as FLOW already has) life would be a bit easier. It’s pretty basic web design, what is their problem??
Actually, I was surprised to see that NAWASA are not still using horse-drawn vehicles.