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Feb 03, 2019 News
Commissioner General of the Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA), Godfrey Statia, revealed on Friday that the entity collected $198.7B at the end of 2018. The tax chief said that this is well over the $181B that was projected by his staff.
He said, too, that it is $27B more than what was achieved in 2017.
He said that arrears accounts for $15B of that sum. The Commissioner General said the said sum includes $7B from the amnesty that was granted last year.
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