General Administration

• Policy, Planning and Administration
• Budget, Research and Policy
• Central Procurement Office
  • Procurement Notices
• Concessions

Inland Revenue

• Preparing Income Tax Return
• Tax Return Form for 2023
• The Do's and Don'ts of PAYE
• Filing Reminders
• Contact Information
• PAYE Tax Table
• Tax Collection Alphabet
• Audit Department
• Legislation
• Collection Unit
• FATCA
• VAT Unit
  • Publicity Documentation
    • Why VAT?
    • VAT Tips
    • VAT Concepts
    • Features of VAT
    • VAT Talk on Our Independence
    • Vat Return and Payment Process
    • Value Added Tax and the Business Sector
    • Business Getting Ready for VAT
    • Value Added Tax and its Implications on the Business Sector
    • Reasons of the Rescheduling of the Implementation Date
    • Rational for Changes made to the Proposals of the VAT Bill
    • Existing Taxes that would be Replaced by VAT
• New License Rates
• International Tax Guidance Documents

Departments

• Customs and Excise
• Economic Planning
• Inland Revenue
• Treasury
• Telecommunications, Science & Technology
• Office of the Supervisor of Insolvency

Statutory Bodies

• Centre for Enterprise Development
• Invest SVG
• National Centre For Technology Innovation
• NTRC

Features of VAT

• Broad based: This means that the VAT is charged on a wide range of goods and services in SVG.

• Multi-Stage: VAT is charged and collected at all levels in the economy (i.e. from production to the final consumer).

• Transaction Tax: VAT is charged on every supply of goods and services including:-

1. Business to business
2. Business to consumers and
3. Transactions with the government

• Consumption Tax: VAT is expected to be passed on the consumers in the price of goods and services they consume.

• Domestic Consumption: VAT is charged on the value of imports, but VAT is not charged on value of exports.