Nearly 90 per cent of this country’s workforce are using electronic filing but that did not stop hundreds of Barbadians making their annual last-day trek to the Inland Revenue Department to file their income tax returns yesterday.
From as early as 8 a.m., there were long lines of people standing outside the Treasury Building, keen to ensure that they make the April 30 deadline and avoid the $500 penalty.
Here, Barbadians waiting outside the Inland Revenue Department. (MK)
Last-minute filers
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