The Inland Revenue Division (IRD) announces to property owners across Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique that property tax information and services will be made available through G-Tax, the Division’s new digital tax administration platform.
The launch date will be announced in due course.
The addition of property tax to G-Tax will represent another significant step in the government’s modernisation of tax administration, giving taxpayers a more convenient way to manage their tax obligations.
Through their G-Tax accounts, property owners will be able to view their property details, access and print demand notices, check their balances, make payments, and update their personal information. This enhancement will make managing property tax faster and simpler by allowing owners to access records and transact online at any time.
Property owners who already created a G-Tax account because of another tax obligation do not need to register again, as all taxes associated with a taxpayer’s name now share one Tax Identification Number (TIN). Property owners with no other tax obligations are required to sign up and are encouraged to do so now to be ready when the service becomes available. To sign up, visit tax.gov.gd and create an account. New taxpayers should allow approximately 48 hours for account activation.
The division encourages all property owners, including those who recently purchased or acquired property, to register in advance to take advantage of these services when available. Employers and organisations are also encouraged to share this information with their staff.
Property owners seeking assistance may contact the Inland Revenue Division at 440-3556, call the G-Tax Hotline at 421-4247, or visit our offices during normal business hours.
The Inland Revenue Division thanks the public for its continued cooperation and remains committed to delivering efficient, fair, and professional service to all taxpayers.
Ministry of Finance
Editor’s note: This release supersedes the Ministry of Finance release published on 22 October 2026.
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