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Importers, Exporters urged to be involved in clearing processes

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  • THE GERMAN FACT 11 years ago

    BETTER TO TELL THE IMPORTERS AND EXPORTERS TO CLEAR THEIR THINGS BY THEMSELVES NOT THROUGH THE AGENTS. OR THE DUTIES SHOULD NOT BE HIDE LIKE AS IT IS NOW, THERE MUST BE A OPEN LIST FOR EVERY IMPORTER OR EXPORTER TO KNOW THE C ...
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  • Efo Jato 11 years ago

    I agree with you.Why Gov. of Ghana didn't allow everyone who want to clear their goods themselves.JDM do something about this because agents are killing us,know 2016 is just arround the corner.GOD BLESS OUR HOMELAND GHANA.

  • Myself 11 years ago

    If we are to declare all our goods correctly, our duties would be doubled. Some importers have deep connection customs and can get their duties very cheap. If you don't try to do the same then your duties would be so high tha ...
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  • MUNI 11 years ago

    WHAT ARE THE ROLES OF ALL THESE CLEARING AGENTS AT THE PORTS AND HOW MUCH TAXES DO THEY PAY TO THE GOVT? ITS SO RIDICULOUS ONE HAS TO GO THROUGH ALL THESE STUPID AGENTS TO BE ABLE TO CLEAR HIS/HER GOODS. WHY CANT THE GOVT TAK ...
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  • BOY KOFI 11 years ago

    Simplify the custom duties and reduce them to make Ghana ports competitive.The private sector will never grow if we charge too much at the ports.Please find out from Togo or Nigeria,you will understand what I am saying.Thank ...
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  • dan 11 years ago

    YOU CANT BAKE THE CAKE AND EAT IT AT THE SAME TIME YOU ALL LAZY PEOPLE START DOING YOUR JOBS

  • KANAWU 11 years ago

    CAN I CLEAR MY GOODS AND PAY MY TAXES BY MYSELF WITHOUT THE CLEARING AGENTS?

  • MENSAH 11 years ago

    IMPORTERS SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO CLEAR THEIR OWN GOODS.

    In CANADA,the customs even encourages importers to do their own clearance,to speed up the processing.
    I have never used any clearing agent to clear my imported goods o ...
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  • ROGUE LAWYER 11 years ago

    PARLIAMENT SHOULD COME OUT WITH SOME MODALITIES FOR THE CLEARING FEES THAT SUPOSE TO BE PAID TO THE AGENT

    eg

    HOW MUCH SHOULD BE PAID TO AN AGENT FOR CLEARING ONE CONTAINER?

    how much to be paid to an Agent fo ...
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  • Kwame Adeyepena 11 years ago

    Lawyer, I think your call for transparency in the charges of clearing agents has been answered. Parliament in 2012 passed a law mandating the Ghana Shippers' Authority to negotiate and publish these charges for the benefit of ...
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  • Clearing Agent @ Tema Port 11 years ago

    I will advice all of you after shipping and clearing your own goods at the port, to defend yourself at the law court if you have a court case. also treat yourself when you are sick, fly the plane your self when you get the th ...
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  • Kwame 11 years ago

    Eliminate majority of tasks performed by humans and automate mundane routine tasks to speed up clearance and rid the system off rogues and corrupt officials.

  • VICKY LEE BENTON 11 years ago

    THANK YOU FOR THE INSIGHT.

  • Kwame Dartey 11 years ago

    All Importers and Exporters are to note that the charges of Clearing Agents have been negotiated and duly published by the Ghana Shippers' Authority in line with the Ghana Shippers' Authority Regulations (LI 2190). The public ...
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  • ben 11 years ago

    Dont blame the agents.The custom officers are corrupt including the Asistant Commissioner,Mawuse Esi Dadgo. And the Asistant Commissioner knows that. Even a custom officer whose duty is just to stamp the documentation,will as ...
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  • Emperror 11 years ago

    I read this piece as espoused by the 2IC, Customs Division of GRA with sadness. I am afraid to state that her call is misplace. Customs procedure is a whole faculty and even the very 2IC making the statement continues to educ ...
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