Grenada’s Inland Revenue Division (IRD), operating under the Ministry of Finance, has officially rolled out full property tax functionalities across its newly launched G-Tax digital tax administration system, extending seamless remote tax services to all property holders in Grenada, Carriacou, and Petite Martinique. This expansion marks a key milestone in the national government’s multi-phase initiative to modernize the country’s tax collection and management framework, moving away from legacy in-person, paper-reliant processes to deliver a far more user-friendly, time-efficient, and inclusive experience for taxpayers. Property owners with active G-Tax accounts can now access a full suite of property tax-related features at their convenience around the clock: they can review verified details tied to their registered properties, download and print official tax demand notices, check outstanding or paid tax balances in real time, submit secure digital payments, and update their contact and residential information without visiting a physical IRD office. Users who have already set up a G-Tax profile for other tax-related obligations do not need to complete a new registration, as all tax records for a single taxpayer are linked to a unified Tax Identification Number (TIN) to eliminate redundant paperwork. For property owners who have no pre-existing tax accounts on the platform, the IRD is requiring them to complete a free registration via the official government portal at tax.gov.gd, noting that new sign-ups will go through a standard 48-hour verification and activation process before full service access is granted. The IRD has issued a public call for all property stakeholders, including individuals who have recently purchased or inherited new property across the three jurisdictions, to complete their registration promptly to leverage the platform’s benefits, and is urging local employers and organizational leaders to circulate this update among their staff members to maximize public awareness. For taxpayers who encounter technical hurdles or require additional clarifications about the new property tax services, multiple support channels are available: individuals can call the main IRD line at 440-3556, dial the dedicated G-Tax hotline at 421-4247, or visit IRD physical locations during standard working hours for in-person assistance. The Division extended its gratitude to the public for their ongoing collaboration, reaffirming its commitment to delivering equitable, professional, and high-efficiency tax services for all residents. This official notice is issued by the Ministry of Finance, and local media outlet NOW Grenada bears no responsibility for external contributor-submitted content related to the announcement, with a dedicated reporting channel available for users to flag any abusive or inappropriate material.