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GRA introduces Online Licence Transaction Checker

  • Thursday, 28 May 2015 12:28

GRA introduces Online Licence Transaction Checker

 

The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) on Thursday announced the introduction of another Online facility for taxpayers, which allows them to check on the status of their licence transactions through the agency’s website. 

To access this service, the taxpayer simply visits the agency’s website www.gra.gov.gy, click on the Licence Transaction Checker link, enter their Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) and the last six digits of the transaction number found on the lodgment slip. This allows them to login and see the status of their transaction. The facility also provides applicants with an email notification of their transactions status, provided that the applicant has supplied the agency with an active email address. Taxpayers can check the status of transactions for Trade and Miscellaneous Licences, Motor Vehicle, Driver’s, Hire Car, Conductor and Provisional Driver’s Licences, and updates to the Licence Transaction Checker are made every fifteen (15) minutes.

Additionally, there is the Customs Declaration Checker which allows Customshouse brokers and importers to check the status of their Customs Declarations Forms C72.

Commissioner General, Mr. Khurshid Sattaur highlighted the importance of these new facilities. “Can you imagine the benefit to the taxpayers of having these services at their disposal; they would not have to come down to this busy area any longer to find out if a document is ready or to be notified of the status of a transaction”. He further noted that the technology allows the GRA to bring its services to the taxpayer’s fingertips. “The taxpayer can literally sit at home or at the office and go online and access these services; it makes life much simpler for our taxpayers”.

This new system brings greater transparency to the process and removes the perception of preferential treatment being given to some individuals. The Licenc

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Originally Posted by Mr.T:

If the coalition government continues at this rate it will have accomplished far more in its first 100 days in office than the PPP managed in 23 years.

The PNC had 28 years and they bankrupted the country, you moron.

In 23 years the PPP completed over 5000 projects.  Have you ever seen Guyana more beautiful?  APNU and the AFC have spent millions already and no revenue coming in.   They want to reduce income taxes and raised salaries. Do you how backward that sounds.  That would give them less money to work with.  They are heading down the road TO DISASTER. 

YOU NEED SOMEONE WITH ECONOMIC EXPERIENCE TO RUN THE COUNTRY.

R
Originally Posted by Ramakant-P:
Originally Posted by Mr.T:

If the coalition government continues at this rate it will have accomplished far more in its first 100 days in office than the PPP managed in 23 years.

The PNC had 28 years and they bankrupted the country, you moron.

In 23 years the PPP completed over 5000 projects.  Have you ever seen Guyana more beautiful?  APNU and the AFC have spent millions already and no revenue coming in.   They want to reduce income taxes and raised salaries. Do you how backward that sounds.  That would give them less money to work with.  They are heading down the road TO DISASTER. 

YOU NEED SOMEONE WITH ECONOMIC EXPERIENCE TO RUN THE COUNTRY.

It is of no use talking to me about the PNC. Whilst you and your family were hiding under the bed some of my family were fighting the PNC in hand to hand combat. As for calling me a moron: can you take a DNA test to make sure your father is who your mother claims he is?

Mr.T

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