The Guyana Revenue Authority (GRA) has appealed a Demerara High Court decision that quashed tax assessments linked to luxury vehicles owned by Hana Mohamed and Bibi Mohamed, and barred the authority from pursuing enforcement action against the vehicles.
Across reports, the amounts at issue are described as close to Guyana’s $800 million. INews Guyana says the appeal concerns the 2020 Ferrari 488 owned by Hana Mohamed, assessed at $799.8 million, and also involves a separate dispute tied to Bibi Mohamed’s 2023 Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Kaieteur News likewise reports that the GRA is challenging Justice Gino Persaud’s July 2026 ruling, which it says blocked an attempted seizure.
The outlets frame the matter primarily around the appeal process and the court’s restraint order. Both identify the respondent as Justice Persaud’s ruling being taken to the Court of Appeal, with the GRA seeking to overturn the High Court’s decision.
