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They are not going to incur any debt but they will lose Customers bcoz the Out VAT will be match against Input VAT. Customers will bear the blunt with increase in prices. This is an indirect way of driving Customers away to ...
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Brunt not blunt!
No renovations all these decades of business see the buildings Ghanaians don't like change or Innovation Dada naaa smal tax they are dying but look at your sales?
Hahahaha
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Just as you cannot operate a Trotro Transport biz with a modern mass commercial transport. The same way you cannot have a market for home used spareparts biz with Automobile agents also selling spareparts.
Massa, please come again!
Kwasiafo who should pay tax and then your people enjoy your profit,tax nu dir they have to pay lol
Keep proper records. Adjust output tax against input tax. File your VAT returns claiming the input tax paid upfront. Currently they dont keep good records so they are just adding 20% input tax to their cost and then again cha ...
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Abossey Okai is always monitoring. When the cedi appreciates against the dollar, the said, they are monitoring, new vat, “we are monitoring”.
Prices never dropped since the appreciation of the cedi started
The GRA must also focus its attention on the Supermarkets at the various petrol and gas stations. Most of them don't issue receipts let alone VAT. receipts.
Keep Your Spare Parts and Eat them. HYPOCRITES
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