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Income tax returns in Guyana

Your income tax return, done properly and on time.

Personal Income Tax Returns at Oma Solutions, Accounting & Finance

About the service

Individuals in Guyana file their income tax return with GRA by 30 April for the previous year. Oma Solutions prepares and files returns for self-employed people, sole traders, landlords, and employees with income beyond their salary.

For self-employed people, the return is built from financial statements of the business. For employees, the 7B statement from each employer is the starting point. We gather the documents, work out the tax, and show you the figures before anything is filed.

Ideal for

  • Self-employed people and sole traders
  • Landlords with rental income
  • Employees with a second job, rental income, or other income
  • Anyone who needs past returns filed for a compliance certificate

How Oma Solutions helps you

We prepare your individual income tax return from your income records, show you the tax, and file it with GRA by 30 April.

  1. 1. We confirm your income

    We confirm which income needs to be on the return.

  2. 2. You send your records

    You send the statements and records.

  3. 3. We prepare the return

    We prepare the return and show you the tax.

  4. 4. We file & send the copy

    You approve, we file, and you receive the copy.

What you get

  • The individual income tax return, prepared and filed with GRA
  • Financial statements for self-employed income, where needed
  • A summary of the tax due or refundable
  • Copies of the filed return for your records

The benefits to your business

  • Every allowance and deduction checked
  • Filed with GRA by 30 April
  • Know what you owe or are owed
  • Clean records for loans and visas
  • No forms or GRA queues for you

Personal income tax in Guyana for 2026

  • Personal allowance: G$140,000 a month (G$1,680,000 a year), or one third of income, whichever is greater.
  • Rates: 25% on chargeable income up to G$3,360,000 a year, and 35% on the rest.
  • Deductions include NIS paid, G$10,000 a month for each child under 18, and medical and life insurance premiums within the limits.
  • The return is due by 30 April, or the next business day when 30 April is a holiday.

Sources: GRA individual income tax return, GRA notice on 2026 allowances

What we need from you

  • Your TIN and identification
  • 7B statements from each employer
  • Records of business or rental income and expenses
  • Insurance premium statements and child deduction details

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

When is the income tax return due?

By 30 April for the previous year. If 30 April falls on a holiday, the next business day.

I am self-employed. What do I need?

Records of what the business earned and spent for the year. We prepare financial statements from them, and the return is filed with those statements.

Do employees need to file?

Employees whose income is above the personal allowance are expected to file a return each year, with the 7B statement from their employer. We can prepare it together with any other income you have.

Can I claim my insurance premiums?

Medical and life insurance premiums are deductible up to the lowest of the premiums paid, 10% of income, or G$50,000 a month, with a statement from the insurer filed with the return.

Get started with your income tax return today!

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