E-Levy was nuisance unlike fuel levy – Economist

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Accranie 6 months ago

@Prof SomeHow Gh People Must Find The WhereWithal To Break Gh Fall, This Non-Faculty Way LeaderShip Have Decided To Go About Things Won't End Well, For The Reason That There Is No Clear Thinking About Taxation. Politicians Sa ...
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@Prof SomeHow Gh People Must Find The WhereWithal To Break Gh Fall, This Non-Faculty Way LeaderShip Have Decided To Go About Things Won't End Well, For The Reason That There Is No Clear Thinking About Taxation. Politicians Say TheY Clean Wisdom From The US/UK Constitutions To Put The Present Gh Constitution Together. Gh Taxation Policy/s Fails To ff Any/ So What is Informing Them(Politician/Policy Makers)?
Accranie 6 months ago

For Those Who Got The Opportunity To Be Educated In The United Kingdom In The Field of Accounting/Finance The Tax Schedule Is On Income&Income on Investment/Capital Gains
In Gh/Africa The Documented/Formal Sector Accounts Fo ...
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For Those Who Got The Opportunity To Be Educated In The United Kingdom In The Field of Accounting/Finance The Tax Schedule Is On Income&Income on Investment/Capital Gains
In Gh/Africa The Documented/Formal Sector Accounts For Less Than 40% of The Employment Numbers i.e The Majority of The Workforce Go Undocumented/Informal For A Reason That Will Annoy Discerning Gh If It Should Be Spelt Here
Accranie 6 months ago

Simply Put Gh Government People Are Not Ready To Roll Up Their Sleeves& Do The Needful(House Cleaning, This Time The Pen Own) And Again Their Reason Will Infuriate Discerning Gh
That is Why I Keep Warning Lecturers In Our In ...
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Simply Put Gh Government People Are Not Ready To Roll Up Their Sleeves& Do The Needful(House Cleaning, This Time The Pen Own) And Again Their Reason Will Infuriate Discerning Gh
That is Why I Keep Warning Lecturers In Our Institution of Higher Learning, They Have A Lot To Answer For
Kojois 6 months ago

You lair. Big fool. If you don't sent it how would you pay

You lair. Big fool. If you don't sent it how would you pay
Shooe 6 months ago

NDC professor, I hated E levy because it was imposed on us even when majority of Ghanaians were against it, but let's do this analysis. I may be wrong because am not a learned person like you. 1% of E levy, if I send 1000 ...
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NDC professor, I hated E levy because it was imposed on us even when majority of Ghanaians were against it, but let's do this analysis. I may be wrong because am not a learned person like you. 1% of E levy, if I send 1000 ghana cedis, I'll pay 10 cedis.
Assuming all fuels are sold@ 14 ghana cedis per litre, I will buy approximately 71 litres which means I pay 71gha as energy levy and you don't see it as nuisance? Let's apply wisdom because it's everything that we have to apply knowledge.
Bizzy 6 months ago

Simply layman analysis. Prof we donot need any big English. Every levy is a nuisance one. This oil debt has always been around the neck of Ghanaians. Oh politicians what have Ghanaians done. Fuel price is reduced, drivers ...
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Simply layman analysis. Prof we donot need any big English. Every levy is a nuisance one. This oil debt has always been around the neck of Ghanaians. Oh politicians what have Ghanaians done. Fuel price is reduced, drivers reduce fares then a new fuel levy. Is the timing right Prof?
Yaw Yeboah 6 months ago

Taxes, levy’s & tariffs are all means of taking monies out of the pockets of long suffering Ghanaians. In other words they are all a nuisance.

Taxes, levy’s & tariffs are all means of taking monies out of the pockets of long suffering Ghanaians. In other words they are all a nuisance.
Kofi Agyeman 6 months ago

What did you expect from this NDC professor. We heard the noise he made some few months back not knowing it was in antipation for political appointment should NDC won the election. Now he has won the lottery so let him talk. ...
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What did you expect from this NDC professor. We heard the noise he made some few months back not knowing it was in antipation for political appointment should NDC won the election. Now he has won the lottery so let him talk. I pity the students he lectures.
Ben 6 months ago

Hi Prof, your main argument is that fuel prices have dropped because the Cedi has gained strength against the US Dollar. What will you say when the US Dollar picks up and fuel prices go up? Even if the Cedi stabilizes but oil ...
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Hi Prof, your main argument is that fuel prices have dropped because the Cedi has gained strength against the US Dollar. What will you say when the US Dollar picks up and fuel prices go up? Even if the Cedi stabilizes but oil prices go up on the international market, local prices of fuel will go up. What will you say then? Academics mixed with politics is a problem o!
Kardy 6 months ago

It's like UG is now short of sensible Professors ooooo..This one, Gyampo et al

It's like UG is now short of sensible Professors ooooo..This one, Gyampo et al

Efo Kofi 6 months ago

This man is tagborkukutor brainless kwasiaa penyi to say this nonsense yakame kwasiaa penyi

This man is tagborkukutor brainless kwasiaa penyi to say this nonsense yakame kwasiaa penyi
Oooooooo 6 months ago

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Tokuro a akoa yi firi mu bae abr3 agu!
Hannan 6 months ago

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Kofi Jesus 6 months ago

It's very easy to get political appointments in Ghana when you start defending or criticized your political opponents, we thought professor gyampo was a neutral person when he start criticized the NPP government for political ...
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It's very easy to get political appointments in Ghana when you start defending or criticized your political opponents, we thought professor gyampo was a neutral person when he start criticized the NPP government for political appointments from the NDC government. The same way this professor also is doing so I'm not surprised he is defending foolish D--Levy without applying common sense, how can you convince Ghanaians D --- Levy is better than E --- Levy. We shall see.
Angello 6 months ago

He is an NDC Professor like Gyampoh. Go back and read about all the senseless criticism about Akufo Addos government, and his woeful position for now. Is the D levy taking more monies from us or putting more money into our po ...
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He is an NDC Professor like Gyampoh. Go back and read about all the senseless criticism about Akufo Addos government, and his woeful position for now. Is the D levy taking more monies from us or putting more money into our pockets? So he should stop the nonsense
OKK 6 months ago

In fact, prof. Why have you allowed ndc politics to destroy your credibility? E-levy was nuisance but D-levy is not? Hmmmm, posterity will judge you. You are untruthful. God will oneday deal with you. Idiot professor

In fact, prof. Why have you allowed ndc politics to destroy your credibility? E-levy was nuisance but D-levy is not? Hmmmm, posterity will judge you. You are untruthful. God will oneday deal with you. Idiot professor
Lopez 6 months ago

Prof, I respectfully disagree with you on this. The prices of fuel is not static to be justified by saying because the cedi has gained strength and the dollar weakening, the drop in price will not affect Ghanaians. Now let' ...
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Prof, I respectfully disagree with you on this. The prices of fuel is not static to be justified by saying because the cedi has gained strength and the dollar weakening, the drop in price will not affect Ghanaians. Now let's flip the coin and assume the dynamics changes will the levy be expunged to alleviate the burden on Ghanaians. We're talking as if prices of fuel will remain the same forever.
Mahma 6 months ago

For the fools not wise

For the fools not wise
Nana 6 months ago

Stomach economics. Was e levy collecting money whilse the energy levy takes sand? We should stop being bias! By their fruits...

Stomach economics. Was e levy collecting money whilse the energy levy takes sand? We should stop being bias! By their fruits...
Kb 6 months ago

Price of petrol without dumsor levy=16 cedis
Price of petrol with dumsor levy=12 cedis
.choose your choice

Price of petrol without dumsor levy=16 cedis
Price of petrol with dumsor levy=12 cedis
.choose your choice

Yao Asabuyake 6 months ago

Now all analysts skew their arguments toawards where their own bread is buttered.

Now all analysts skew their arguments toawards where their own bread is buttered.
Jk 6 months ago

NDC professor we all know patrol products has dropped in the world market so stop your foolish analysis .

NDC professor we all know patrol products has dropped in the world market so stop your foolish analysis .
Walaa 6 months ago

Those who don't think will do stupid comparesem 16 and 12 as the petro products has dropped in the world market do you think we don't know anything.

Those who don't think will do stupid comparesem 16 and 12 as the petro products has dropped in the world market do you think we don't know anything.
Ibrahimfusssni@gmail.com 6 months ago

Is not true the e_,levie will be

pay by Car owners and motor raders
not everyone. Soo tell the people the truth

Is not true the e_,levie will be

pay by Car owners and motor raders
not everyone. Soo tell the people the truth
Asare 6 months ago

Please are you a Ghanaian

Please are you a Ghanaian
Kw1aky 6 months ago

Profs without any principles and integrity. Is this not the appointed Islamic Banking "Prof"?

Profs without any principles and integrity. Is this not the appointed Islamic Banking "Prof"?
Bitter truth 6 months ago

Henceforth any politician that speaks out against any form of tax is not intelligent and Ghanaians need to reject that particular presidential candidate..I was alerting Mahama that speaking out against any tax will come out t ...
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Henceforth any politician that speaks out against any form of tax is not intelligent and Ghanaians need to reject that particular presidential candidate..I was alerting Mahama that speaking out against any tax will come out to hunt u..No tax is a nuisance, a tax becomes a nuisance only when it’s not used for the rightful purpose..personally I don’t have problem with taxes, I have problem When u refuse to use my taxes for the purposes for which it was intended..as an intelligent politician, u should rather tell the citizens that their taxes will be beneficial to all the citizens but to say a tax is a nuisance means u don’t have what it takes to govern a country..all over the world, people don’t like to pay taxes, but people are happy all over the world When they see results for their taxes..calling some taxes a nuisance means u messed up
Kwame Peter 6 months ago

Sme Ghanaian commentators have said elsewhere that no matter how wise a person is he becomes a fool the moment he joins NDC because he would be obliged to defend the indefensible and support unwise and deceitful decisions,Pro ...
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Sme Ghanaian commentators have said elsewhere that no matter how wise a person is he becomes a fool the moment he joins NDC because he would be obliged to defend the indefensible and support unwise and deceitful decisions,Prof Bopkin you’re welcome.
Mohammed 6 months ago

We don’t have Genuine professors in Ghana……….. They are Political promoted and political hypocrites………convenient taxation…………As a professor be innovative in your thinking. When ever government need mone ...
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We don’t have Genuine professors in Ghana……….. They are Political promoted and political hypocrites………convenient taxation…………As a professor be innovative in your thinking. When ever government need money all they need to do is to impose a tax. Then anyone can govern this country……….you will loose your credibility be meddling with politics. Shameless

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