24/02/2026
Is your license on the portal yet? 🤳💻
Did you know that as of 2026, all business and liquor licenses must be renewed and uploaded directly to the GTAX portal?
Keeping your license current isn't just about avoiding fines—it's about staying "ready for business" with the government and financial institutions.
What you need to do now:
Log in to tax.gov.gd to view your current obligations.
Verify your 2026 license status.
Ensure all payments are made through the ePayment portal to get your official government receipt instantly.
Don't wait! Late renewals can lead to unnecessary delays or penalties. Not sure how to navigate the new system? Send us a DM and we'll walk you through it!
20/02/2026
🚨 March 31 is coming! Is your Grenada business tax-ready? 🇬🇩
Filing season is here, and for 2026, the rules of the game have shifted. The Inland Revenue Division (IRD) has moved almost everything to the GTAX platform. If you haven’t logged in yet, now is the time!
Your 5-Step Prep Checklist:
GTAX Check: Ensure you have your new 10-digit TIN and your account is active at tax.gov.gd.
Income Report: Gather your TD4 slips, rental income records, and business receipts.
Expense Audit: Total your business costs—remember, the first $36,000 of personal income is tax-exempt!
Stamp Tax: Have your gross receipts ready for the Annual Stamp Tax filing.
Digital Filing: Personal and Corporate Income Tax must now be filed exclusively via GTAX.
14/02/2026
Filing taxes in Grenada has changed significantly with the rollout of the GTAX portal in 2026. Whether you are a sole trader or a company director, the process is now almost entirely digital.
Here is a checklist to get started on preparation for the March 31 deadline.
Warning: The late filing penalty is $100 or 10% of the tax due (whichever is higher), plus 1.5% interest for every month it remains unpaid.
10/02/2026
Effective January 1, 2026, the Inland Revenue Division (IRD) has officially moved the following tax types exclusively to the GTAX platform:
✅ Personal Income Tax (PIT)
✅ Corporate Income Tax (CIT) Filing
✅ PAYE (Annual)
✅ Annual Stamp Tax
✅ All Business Licenses
Why this matters:
Paper filings for these categories are a thing of the past! To avoid last-minute stress or late fees, make sure you’ve registered for your new Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) and familiarized yourself with the portal at tax.gov.gd.
