Kofi Adams The Minister of Sports and Recreation, Kofi Adams, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to creating a dedicated sports fund. Speaking with the media, Mr. Adams revealed that
Deloitte Commends Govt For Maintaining Taxes In Budget
Deloitte Ghana has praised the government for maintaining existing taxes in its Mid-Year Budget Review. Deloitte said keeping the taxes in the review offered some relief for businesses and
No New Taxes In Mid-Year Budget
Dr. Alex Ampaabeng Deputy Finance Minister, Dr. Alex Ampaabeng, has announced that the government will not impose new taxes on Ghanaians in the upcoming mid-year budget. In an interview
Government Assures Ghanaians Of No New Taxes
Mohammed Amin Adam In a press briefing held on Saturday, Finance Minister Mohammed Amin Adam assured Ghanaians that the government is committed to not burdening citizens with more taxes.
Ride Hailing Companies To Pay Taxes
Ride-hailing companies such as Uber, Yango, and Bolt will be required to pay taxes in Ghana starting from January, 2024. The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) making the announcement highlighted
Taxis To Go Digital – Bawumia
Dr. Bawumia with the Church of Pentecost leadership Vice President Bawumia has announced that taxi services in the country will soon go digital. This was when he addressed the
New Taxes To Raise GH¢4 Billion
Osei Kyei Mensah Bonsu THE new domestic revenue mobilisation laws, which received the backing of Members of Parliament (MPs) over the course of two days in separate marathon parliamentary
‘Removing Taxes On Petroleum Products Not Best’
Dr Anthony Yaw Baah PRESIDENT NANA Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has stated that it will be very difficult for government to remove taxes on petroleum products especially in these challenging times.
28 OMCs Rob State Of Taxes
A REPORT released by the Auditor General’s Department said 28 oil marketing companies (OMCs) failed to pay GH₵226,942,904.00 taxes on petroleum products they lifted from the Tema Oil Refinery
Ghanaians Willing To Pay Taxes – Afrobarometer Study
Ghanaians endorse taxation and are willing to pay higher taxes to support the country’s development, a new Afrobarometer study has shown. The study said majority of the citizens, however, said