AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTax Policy: With Grenada’s November 5 election approaching, the NNP is proposing income-tax relief and other cuts to ease household costs. Critics warn the plan needs clear replacement revenue or spending cuts to avoid weakening public finances. Tourism: Visitor spending is projected to exceed EC$1 billion for a second straight year, reaching EC$1.068 billion in 2026 after EC$1.047 billion in 2025. Stayover spending alone is expected to top EC$1 billion. Tax Services: Property owners can now view bills, check balances and pay online through the G-Tax platform, part of the government’s effort to modernise tax administration. Regional Investment: Grenada joined CARICOM partners in a US$340 million U.S. funding initiative targeting energy, ports, critical minerals and digital infrastructure; country-level allocations were not specified. Revenue Collection: Grenada’s tax officials joined counterparts in Belize to discuss using digital data and limited resources more effectively to improve compliance and public revenue.
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