VAT compliance isn't simple. It should be defensible.
Built for every Bahamian business that files VAT.
The April 2026 VAT amendment introduced four supply categories - Standard 10%, Reduced 5%, Zero-Rated 0%, and Exempt - with mixed baskets, monthly deadlines for large taxpayers, and stricter input-recovery rules. CoralLedger Comply gives you the workspace, the audit trail, and the artifacts your accountant needs to file.
Your VAT Readiness Pathway
Six steps from setup to a return ready for filing - guided every step of the way.
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Register
Create your account and complete VAT registration details in minutes.
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Add Your Business or Clients
Set up your business profile, or add client businesses if you're managing compliance for others.
- 3
Import
Upload transaction data via CSV from your accounting system or enter manually.
- 4
Review
Walk each transaction's category and rate. CoralLedger Comply surfaces flags and conflicts; you confirm the classification.
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Generate Return
Prepare the return and its supporting workings for each taxpayer.
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Export for Filing
Export them for your review before you file.
Everything You Need for VAT Compliance
Every taxpayer in one workspace
Manage every client's VAT obligations from a single, organised workspace.
Multi-Rate VAT Support
Standard 10%, Reduced 5%, Zero-Rated 0%, and Exempt - every category, every effective date, with the practitioner in control of every classification decision.
Audit-Ready Exports
Generate returns and supporting schedules for practitioner review.
Practitioner attestation record
Keep the authorised signatory and attestation evidence with each return.
Still using Excel?
Spreadsheets weren't built for four-category VAT and mixed baskets. See how CoralLedger Comply compares to your current workflow.
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Built exclusively for the Bahamian VAT Act 2014 (as amended)
Honest about what just happened.
When you click Finalise, CoralLedger Comply does not file your return. It prepares it. You get the filing artifact set: the DIR-format return, the supporting workings and the audit trail. You file with the Department of Inland Revenue, then record the lodgement here.