Preparation of Investment Development Agreements
Requirements
Prospective Investors requiring tariff/duty concessions for imports
of materials, machinery and equipment for use in their business operations
are asked to submit the following information to Commerce Department
of the Ministry of Tourism, Industry and Commerce:
1. Covering letter requesting the concession.
2. National Insurance Scheme Compliance(N.I.S.)
3. Internal Revenue / Tax Compliance
4. Business Plan
5. Certificate of Business Registration
6. A list of items that will be imported within the year, valuation
for these items should also be submitted.
Process
Once the above mentioned has been supplied, the Ministry will draft
the Investment Development Agreement on behalf of the government to
be signed by the Investor and the Minister
of Finance. After the Investor signs the Agreement, it is then forwarded
to the Guyana Revenue
Authority for review of the application, once GRA approves the agreement
is sent to the Minister of Finance who signs it on behalf of the Government
of Guyana.
A signed copy is then returned to the investor who will then submit
the invoices of the requested items to GRA for the processing of concessions
and clearing of items imported.
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Investing in Guyana
The Government of Guyana encourages investment
in Guyana through a generous package of incentices including Customs
Duty and Tax concessions. More information is provided on the
Guyana
Office for Investment (GO-Invest) website.
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Note
• The Ministry of Tourism, Industry and Commerce facilitates
only Investment Development Agreements for companies involved in Tourism
and Manufacturing Activities.
• Investors are advised to submit their requests at least one
month before their shipments are due to arrive in Guyana.