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GRA audit and tax dispute support in Guyana

GRA audit or assessment? You do not have to face it alone.

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GRA Audits & Tax Disputes at Oma Solutions, Accounting & Finance

About the service

When the Guyana Revenue Authority selects a business for audit, or issues an assessment the business disagrees with, the response needs to be organised, on time, and backed by records. Oma Solutions represents clients through that process.

We read what GRA has asked for, gather and reconcile the records, prepare written responses, and attend meetings with you. If an assessment is wrong, we help prepare the objection within the time stated on the notice. Appeals after an objection go to the Board of Review and then the courts, where we work alongside your attorney.

Ideal for

  • Businesses that have received a GRA audit notice or request for information
  • Taxpayers who disagree with an assessment
  • Businesses that want their returns reviewed before GRA looks at them

How Oma Solutions helps you

We read the notice, gather the records, prepare the response, and attend meetings with GRA alongside you.

  1. 1. You send the notice

    You send us the notice as soon as it arrives.

  2. 2. We plan the response

    We list the deadlines and the records needed.

  3. 3. We prepare the reply

    We prepare the response and review it with you.

  4. 4. We meet GRA with you

    We submit it and attend meetings with you.

What you get

  • A plan for responding to GRA, with every deadline in the notice
  • The records GRA asked for, organised and reconciled
  • Written responses, and an objection where one is needed
  • Attendance at meetings with GRA alongside you

The benefits to your business

  • A response backed by records
  • Deadlines met in the GRA process
  • Understand what GRA is asking and why
  • Resolve the issue and move on
  • Less stress and time away from the business

How it works in Guyana

  • GRA can request the books and records that support any return you filed.
  • An objection to an assessment is made in writing, with the grounds, within the time stated on the notice.
  • Appeals after a decision on an objection go to the Board of Review and then the courts.

What we need from you

  • The GRA notice or letter, and its date
  • The returns for the periods under review
  • Books, bank statements, invoices, and contracts for those periods

How pricing works

Recurring work such as bookkeeping, payroll, and monthly returns is quoted as a fixed monthly fee, based on the number of transactions, bank accounts, and employees. One-off work such as a catch-up, a year-end, or an annual tax return is quoted as a fixed fee once we have seen the records. The quotation lists what is included before any work starts.

Questions

GRA has sent an audit notice. What should I do first?

Note every date in the letter and send it to us. Do not ignore it, and do not send records before they are checked; we plan the response before anything goes to GRA.

Can you review my returns before GRA does?

Yes. A compliance review checks filed returns against the books and finds gaps, so they can be corrected first.

Do you attend GRA meetings?

Yes. We attend with you, or on your behalf when you authorise us.

Can you guarantee the outcome?

No one can. We make sure your position is complete, supported by records, and submitted on time.

Get started with GRA audit support today!

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