Revise VAT on mineral exploration - Ghana Chamber of Mines to government

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• TEACH IN JAPAN & S.KOREA 6 months ago

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• OSAFO KANTANKA 6 months ago

  I strongly disagree with the request from Ghana Chamber of Mines to the Government for Revision of VAT on Mineral Exploration. Who is the Government? We including the Chamber of Mines are the government. So what is their ...
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  I strongly disagree with the request from Ghana Chamber of Mines to the Government for Revision of VAT on Mineral Exploration. Who is the Government? We including the Chamber of Mines are the government. So what is their Beef?

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• Kofi 2 months ago

  I couldn’t agree with you more. Where do they expect the government to raise money for development? In the 1960’s such arguments would have been accommodated but now that they have over exploited our resources if they won ...
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  I couldn’t agree with you more. Where do they expect the government to raise money for development? In the 1960’s such arguments would have been accommodated but now that they have over exploited our resources if they won’t do further development then let them leave after all we make little from our own resources. If the government finds the capital we can get technical capacity for hire to explore and mine. Besides we have trained enough mining engineers not to outsource

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