ST. GEORGE’S, GRENADA: The Value Added Tax (VAT) Unit of the Ministry of Finance reminds all VAT Registrants of their obligation (under the Value Added Tax Act, 2009) to display their original VAT registration certificate in a prominent position, at their principal place at which taxable activities are being carried out.
Taxpayers who have subsidiaries or other locations at which they carry out business transactions, should display a certified copy of the certificate, which must be obtained from the Comptroller of Inland Revenue.
Taxpayers are not allowed to make copies of the certificate on their own, or by any other agency other than the Comptroller of Inland Revenue.
All concerned taxpayers are urged to please take note, and contact the VAT Unit for any further clarifications.
DISPLAYING OF VAT REGISTRATION CERTIFICATES
Yes Mr. Nazim Burker, as much as you can admonish tax payers and businesses to display proof of license and VAT satisfaction, I am longing to see you and your your leader post on a monthly basis HOW many JOBs the increase in taxes, the huge travel bill, the many appointments Grenada has received to world organizations and your economic improvements have brought to our tri-iland state---show us the results. How many jobs have those huge tax paying bills has our country gotten? I hope the outside prosecutor which your leader and party have appointed would also take a look into the matter.
