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Kwaku Asamoah 11 years ago

Yes in the US laws work. There's probity and accountability and no one is above the law even the president and his "brother". But, In my dear mother land, Ghana, it's opposite. Monkey dey work bamboo they chop. Count us Out ...
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Yes in the US laws work. There's probity and accountability and no one is above the law even the president and his "brother". But, In my dear mother land, Ghana, it's opposite. Monkey dey work bamboo they chop. Count us Out to sweat for your reckless spending.
ZoRRo 11 years ago

They pay enough duty on cars and other personal items imported into Ghana, for you guys to chop and not account to anybody. Any attempt to tax them further will fail. What a visionless government !

They pay enough duty on cars and other personal items imported into Ghana, for you guys to chop and not account to anybody. Any attempt to tax them further will fail. What a visionless government !
DAN 11 years ago

RAISE DUTY TOO HIGH AND IT'S CHEAPER FOR US TO SEND WESTER UNION, ESPECIALLY AS CEDI FAILS FURTHER

RAISE DUTY TOO HIGH AND IT'S CHEAPER FOR US TO SEND WESTER UNION, ESPECIALLY AS CEDI FAILS FURTHER
Matse11 11 years ago

They steal and build houses and buy mutiple houses. Thieves looking for more money to steal.

They steal and build houses and buy mutiple houses. Thieves looking for more money to steal.
JoJo - USA 11 years ago

WHY NOT EXTEND TO GHANAIANS IN MALI TOO.

WHY NOT EXTEND TO GHANAIANS IN MALI TOO.
G. K. Berko 11 years ago

Kwaku, sorry, but I had to correct you on the old pidgin adage you used. The younger folks must not be lost on the origina andl correct version. So, please, let me correct you on it. The correct version goes like this: "Monk ...
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Kwaku, sorry, but I had to correct you on the old pidgin adage you used. The younger folks must not be lost on the origina andl correct version. So, please, let me correct you on it. The correct version goes like this: "Monkey dey work, Baboon dey chop."

That little error does not take away from the point you made in your comment. However, the saying is catchy and our young might want to use it often, too. Therefore, we must try to preserve its correctness to match its historical origin.

Thanks for your anticipated acceptance of the correction. It is not to embarrass you. We all make mistakes in writing. I recently had my wrong usage of a word corrected by Dr. SAS. And I was happy he picked it out and nudged me to see the error. We all must help each other become better at we do, not pull each other down.

God bless!

Long Live Ghana!!!
BBC.COM 11 years ago

Rio Tinto and Chinalco sign $20bn Guinea iron ore deal
Simandou project

Big mining companies have been eyeing the iron ore deposits at Simandou for many years.

Mining shares hit by iron ore slump
China agrees Guinea ...
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Rio Tinto and Chinalco sign $20bn Guinea iron ore deal
Simandou project

Big mining companies have been eyeing the iron ore deposits at Simandou for many years.

Mining shares hit by iron ore slump
China agrees Guinea mining deal
Rio Tinto, Chinalco and the International Finance Corporation have signed a deal to develop Guinea's iron ore deposits.

The Simandou project, which has been delayed for years, would be the biggest iron ore and infrastructure project developed in Africa, the firms said.

The $20bn (£12bn) "investment framework" provides legal and financial backing for the project.

The framework will now go the Guinean National Assembly for ratification.

If ratified, the three parties said they would complete a feasibility study, including timeline and costs, within about a year.

President of the Republic of Guinea Alpha Conde said: "With massive infrastructure investment, this project is of critical importance for the people of Guinea.

"It's a nationwide priority that goes beyond the mines and far beyond our generations. With transparent and fair deals, our mining sector has the potential to be a game changer for Guinea."

'World class'
As well as mining the iron ore, the three partners said they were working together to raise the funds to build a 650km railway and a deep-water port to transport the rocks and minerals.

They said the project had the potential to double Guinea's GDP and create 45,000 jobs.

"Today is an important milestone in the development of this world-class iron ore resource for the benefit of all shareholders and the people of Guinea," said Sam Walsh, chief executive of Rio Tinto.

Rio Tinto will take a 46.6% stake in the project, Chinalco 41.3%, Guinea 7.5% and IFC 4.6%.

Rio was first awarded concessions to Simandou almost 10 years ago, but was forced to give up those in the northern part of the range of hills in 2008. These were then given to BSG Resources, a company controlled by Israeli billionaire Beny Steinmetz.

Last month, the BSGR permits were rescinded by the Guinean government, paving the way for the deal between Rio and Chinalco.
Woara hwe 11 years ago

That's why Africans will remain poor as long as these stupid agreements are entered into. Here, they have given away their natural resources that's supposed to lift them out of poverty for a pittance. Whoever signed that agre ...
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That's why Africans will remain poor as long as these stupid agreements are entered into. Here, they have given away their natural resources that's supposed to lift them out of poverty for a pittance. Whoever signed that agreement should be tied to the stake and shot.
G. K. Berko 11 years ago

The saddest part of it all is that the expected improvement in the people's Economic situation that they claim could lift the Nation out of poverty would not last.

Meanwhile, the transient taste of luxury could trigger an ...
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The saddest part of it all is that the expected improvement in the people's Economic situation that they claim could lift the Nation out of poverty would not last.

Meanwhile, the transient taste of luxury could trigger an addiction for high level lifestyle among the youths who would be disappointed by their corrupt leaders who would ruin the economy of the Nation, amidst factional, divisive Politics.

Our development has been so tightly woven around the dependence on foreign investments that when those investments run aground we are totally incapacitated. These investments could last for only as long as they make their killer profits, our Political interactions with their countries of origin remain overly cordial and we never demand higher shares in the transactions.

Right now, desperately ambitious selfish leaders in Africa would rather sign on to anything that might bring a temporary Economic relief to justify their holding on to power, without considering the real permanent effects of such deals on the Nations involved.

Long Live Africa!
Long Live Guinea!!
Long Live Ghana!!!
Oso 11 years ago

The Lone Star state is good at managing her finances; no body can misappropriate the State of Texas' s finances and go free! Not even the governor.
Until we become a nation of no-nonsense and you coined tax instruments will ...
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The Lone Star state is good at managing her finances; no body can misappropriate the State of Texas' s finances and go free! Not even the governor.
Until we become a nation of no-nonsense and you coined tax instruments will fail, because of lack of discipline and the abscence of application of the rule of law thatdoes not discriminate or favors others.
We know here in Texas not to mess with Texas!! When the law gets you, you go down.If we can practice this in Africa, then we can go forward. But, the kind of mind set we have across the continent of Africa, we cannot see Canaan, much more to enter it . Government officials must change their attitudes to enable them to persuade their citizens to change too.You can extend your tax net to include the whole populace of China and India combined for Ghana, it still won't amount to a s...t! Clean yourselves first, government officials and see what will happen; OTHERWISE, KWASIA-BI -NTI, your policies will foreverFAIL!
A WORD TO THE WISE........,?!

Ghanaba 11 years ago

Stop the looting, be productive and stop thinking about how to tax non-resident Ghanaian hard-earned dollar for any attempt to tax will fail since unlike the American citizen, the Ghanaian does not benefit much from governmen ...
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Stop the looting, be productive and stop thinking about how to tax non-resident Ghanaian hard-earned dollar for any attempt to tax will fail since unlike the American citizen, the Ghanaian does not benefit much from government.
WALI 11 years ago

THIS LOW LIFE MAHAMA IS GETTING DESPRATE FOR MONEY IS NOW ATTCKING GHANA FALKS FOR TRYING TO MAKE INVESTMENTS AND MAKE MONEY SHAME ON YOU MAHAMA STEP DOWN

THIS LOW LIFE MAHAMA IS GETTING DESPRATE FOR MONEY IS NOW ATTCKING GHANA FALKS FOR TRYING TO MAKE INVESTMENTS AND MAKE MONEY SHAME ON YOU MAHAMA STEP DOWN
Woara hwe 11 years ago

Motherfuckers, you deny full citizenship and the kind of Offices Ghanaians resident abroad can have in their own country of birth, and you come up with this nonsense of taxing them of their earnings. How idiotic and stupid ca ...
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Motherfuckers, you deny full citizenship and the kind of Offices Ghanaians resident abroad can have in their own country of birth, and you come up with this nonsense of taxing them of their earnings. How idiotic and stupid can you assholes be?
Indemnified Ex- President 11 years ago

If you want to copy the U.S. tax system, go all the way by making sure everybody, including all ministers and parliamentarians and the president pay taxes. But most importantly, since you want to copy the U.S. you should with ...
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If you want to copy the U.S. tax system, go all the way by making sure everybody, including all ministers and parliamentarians and the president pay taxes. But most importantly, since you want to copy the U.S. you should without fail amend the constitution that grants indemnity to former presidents, or any politician for that matter, from investigation into suspected corrupt practices. No advanced country, let alone U.S., has that primitive practice. No one should be above the law. Ghanaians everywhere in the advanced countries are used to seeing the prevalence of rule of law and order at every level of government. No one would like to send their hard earned money into a country where the political leaders have impunity right over that money.
Remember, any way, that Americans in Ghana do not have to send money home to the their relatives. Most Ghanaians outside are intensely preoccupied with supporting relatives at home. Wouldn't that count as a kind of support for the country at large? Doesn't that provide substantial foreign exchange for the country? Let not the people at home try to be greedy on the people outside. Everybody would love to be home. If it is easy, you could come too.
To conclude, let me reiterate the need for removing that obnoxious indemnity clause. The removal should not even have anything to do the taxation issue. Its existence is simply nauseating.
DAN 11 years ago

WHAT SOME PEOPLE MAY NOT KNOW IF YOU PAY IN TOO MUCH TAX IN USA YOU GET SOME BACK..FAMILYS FILING TOGETHER CAN GET REFUNDS OF $3000 OR MORE DEPENDING ON HOW MANY CHILDREN THEY HAVE OR THEIR FAMILY INCOME

WHAT SOME PEOPLE MAY NOT KNOW IF YOU PAY IN TOO MUCH TAX IN USA YOU GET SOME BACK..FAMILYS FILING TOGETHER CAN GET REFUNDS OF $3000 OR MORE DEPENDING ON HOW MANY CHILDREN THEY HAVE OR THEIR FAMILY INCOME
B Ranks 11 years ago

We are not even allow to vote in diaspora like US citizens spread around the globe.

We are not even allow to vote in diaspora like US citizens spread around the globe.
gyatakuma 11 years ago

these guys are so dum it unbelievable this hostility is so amazing -I'm closing down all accounts with those stupid Ghanaian banks

these guys are so dum it unbelievable this hostility is so amazing -I'm closing down all accounts with those stupid Ghanaian banks
Paa Kwesi 11 years ago

These people are unbelievable, it's not even funny any more.

These people are unbelievable, it's not even funny any more.
Afua 11 years ago

Who came up with this stupid idea. This does not make sense.

Who came up with this stupid idea. This does not make sense.
SOCIAL WHIP 11 years ago

I expect the same people who talked against ballot boxes availability abroad for Ghanaians to vote to come out and speak against this new tax proposal. I have a registered business in USA and hold Ghanaian passport, but will ...
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I expect the same people who talked against ballot boxes availability abroad for Ghanaians to vote to come out and speak against this new tax proposal. I have a registered business in USA and hold Ghanaian passport, but will not pay a dime for this nonsense. Someone had said it right that the huge custom duties should be enough.

STONER KOBYLYNTON 11 years ago

These so called Doctorate Degree holders many times exhibit their stupidity in a way that, former Presidential aspirant, Mame Donkor an illiterate sometimes make sense of her ideas than these people.

First, with the US Nat ...
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These so called Doctorate Degree holders many times exhibit their stupidity in a way that, former Presidential aspirant, Mame Donkor an illiterate sometimes make sense of her ideas than these people.

First, with the US Nationals who operate businesses else where, there is capital flight from their country - USA whereby the US - Government can track and make his tax assessment. Contrary to above, how many Ghanaians have even five hundred thousand dollars ($500,000.00)in their bank account and are able to move it to USA or any Western Country to start a business? Many Ghanaian entrepreneurs in diaspora started in the hardest way by working (2)8hours jobs to make their capitals and then diverts to the business of their choice.

You deny these same people to vote in general elections and forbid them to take Public Service or Governmental appointments and now you don't feel ashamed expecting them to pay taxes for Mahama and his bunch of idiots to get paid? With the country's population of 25-million people and its natural resources, you fools don't need any tax money from the diasporas. The incomes generated from the ports, bauxite, cocoa, timber, manganese, gold, oil, internal taxes and whatnots are sufficient to carry out any sensible venture if government have the right people put in places to do the work. Corruption is the sole evil that is plaguing our economy and nothing else. If that evil doing is not completely weed out from the top down to the entire society, the country may go for HIPC status again. Donor countries may heed to our request and freely give us 10-billion dollars, yet we will come back to this stupid situation of mismanagement again. Diasporas taxes need not be mentioned at all. DODOS IN MANAGEMENT. E&OE.
WALI 11 years ago

bank of Ghana cawards and ndc want to get ahold on your account here
in Ghana and be RUTS FOR THE USA IRS DEPT,so run on the banks on Ghana take your money and leave this losers in Ghana go invest somewere else

bank of Ghana cawards and ndc want to get ahold on your account here
in Ghana and be RUTS FOR THE USA IRS DEPT,so run on the banks on Ghana take your money and leave this losers in Ghana go invest somewere else
DAN 11 years ago

YOU MIGHT WANT TO TAX NDC MEMBERS THAT HAVE PUT THEIR GAINS IN T-BILLS BRINGING A HUGE 25% COMPARED TO USA'S 1%

YOU MIGHT WANT TO TAX NDC MEMBERS THAT HAVE PUT THEIR GAINS IN T-BILLS BRINGING A HUGE 25% COMPARED TO USA'S 1%
SKILLO 11 years ago

The Gov't is paying out 25% interest rates, bloated contracts,unchecked misinvoicing of exports, hell they don't even know how much oil is being shipped out. Then you wonder why you are broke. WAKE UP, YOU RUDDERLESS BUNCH OF ...
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The Gov't is paying out 25% interest rates, bloated contracts,unchecked misinvoicing of exports, hell they don't even know how much oil is being shipped out. Then you wonder why you are broke. WAKE UP, YOU RUDDERLESS BUNCH OF IDIOTS!
OSEI 11 years ago

BUT STILL NO MONEY FOR THE POOR PEOPLE IN GHANA. WHAT IS THAT?

BUT STILL NO MONEY FOR THE POOR PEOPLE IN GHANA. WHAT IS THAT?
G. K. Berko 11 years ago

As it is now, Ghanaians in diaspora are directly contributing to the availability of Foreign Exchange at home via remittances. Seeking to tax them now might reduce the amount they could send home in total.

The Government ...
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As it is now, Ghanaians in diaspora are directly contributing to the availability of Foreign Exchange at home via remittances. Seeking to tax them now might reduce the amount they could send home in total.

The Government might think so long as it could claim its direct share from such taxation, it would not care. However, it should be noted that without the remittances the pressure on the government could be greater from both less profitable Forex Businesses and Citizens worse off without the remittances.

Any such lure to impose taxes on Ghanaians working abroad must be considered with likely negative repercussions in mind. For instance, Diaporans must not surfer double taxation where they may be paying excessive taxes in both their places or Countries of work and Ghana. If such taxes become imminent, the Ghana Government must negotiate with the Countries Ghanaians are working in to let these Citizens have a break in what they pay to those host Countries. It would not be fair that Diasporans would pay taxes to the host Countries at the same rate as all others in those Countries and then be asked to pay additional taxes on whatever they made or send home.

If nothing at all, any taxes imposed must only be on value added investment. This move opens up the view on the larger responsibility
of the Ghanaian Government's to revamp the Revenue Management System in Ghana, starting with the Ghana revenue collection and monitoring Agencies' work. The GRA must be required by Law to plug up all leakages in its system, taking pilfering and corruption more seriously and prosecuting those committing those crimes. Assets of convicted culprits should be siezed for full repayment of any justifiable penalties, on addition to lengthy jail terms.

Unless the Ghana Govt satisfactorily wraps its hands around the local taxes, it would be unfair to target Diasporans for taxation, and even set a regressive trend that harms Ghana's Economy.

Any deplorable performance at home in generating revenues must not be seen to be fixable with financially encumbering Diasporans
G. K. Berko 11 years ago

As it is now, Ghanaians in diaspora are directly contributing to the availability of Foreign Exchange at home via remittances. Seeking to tax them now might reduce the amount they could send home.

The Government might thi ...
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As it is now, Ghanaians in diaspora are directly contributing to the availability of Foreign Exchange at home via remittances. Seeking to tax them now might reduce the amount they could send home.

The Government might think so long as it could claim its direct share from such taxation, it would not care. However, it should be noted that without the remittances the pressure on the government could be greater from both less profitable Forex Businesses and Citizens worse off without the remittances.

Any such lure to impose taxes on Ghanaians working abroad must be considered with likely negative repercussions in mind. For instance, Diaporans must not surfer double taxation where they might be paying excessive taxes in both their places or Countries of work and Ghana. If such taxes become imminent, the Ghana Government must negotiate with the Countries Ghanaians are working in to let these Ghanaian Citizens have a break in what they pay to those host Countries. It would not be fair that Diasporans would pay taxes to the host Countries at the same rate as all others in those Countries and then be asked to pay additional taxes on whatever they might be earning, or part of it they send home.

If nothing at all, any taxes imposed must only be on value added investment. This move opens up the view on the larger responsibility
of the Ghanaian Government's to revamp the Revenue Management System in Ghana, starting with the services of the Ghana revenue collection and monitoring Agencies. The GRA must be required by Law to plug up all leakages in its system, taking pilfering and corruption more seriously to promptly prosecute those committing those crimes. Assets of convicted culprits should be siezed for full repayment of any justifiable penalties, in addition to lengthy jail terms.

Unless the Ghana Govt satisfactorily wraps its hands around the local taxes, it would be unfair to target Diasporans for taxation, and that could even set a regressive trend that harms Ghana's Economy.

Any deplorable performance at home in generating revenues must not be seen to be fixable with financially encumbering Diasporans.

Long Live Ghana!!!
G. K. Berko 11 years ago

Knowing how our Officials often twist the established Laws to their whimsical convenience, our Dual-Citizens must be on the lookout for how any such Diasporans-targeted Taxes would be applied to them.

We have not even hea ...
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Knowing how our Officials often twist the established Laws to their whimsical convenience, our Dual-Citizens must be on the lookout for how any such Diasporans-targeted Taxes would be applied to them.

We have not even heard the Govt take up the problem of others hiding ill-gotten wealth in safe havens abroad. Yet, it is targeting hard working struggling Diasporans to mend its badly managed finances.

Taxation should be fair for all to support it.

Long Live Ghana!!!
HAZOR 11 years ago

Has Government of Ghana heard America saying they are protecting our interest abroad when ever there is invation or civil war in a country where it citizens has businesses?America or Us government support its citizens conpani ...
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Has Government of Ghana heard America saying they are protecting our interest abroad when ever there is invation or civil war in a country where it citizens has businesses?America or Us government support its citizens conpanies and businesses abroad with loans and financial support and tax them afterwards.Which companies in US own by Ghanaian is Mahama supporting and demand them to pay taxes to Ghana Government?President Mahama kindly public all the projects you spent the$23bn on.
Dr. SAS, Attorney at Law 11 years ago

The focus should be on those of us educated with the country's resources and working and living opulent lifestyles abroad.
Under this focus, I should be among the first to be taxed!

The focus should be on those of us educated with the country's resources and working and living opulent lifestyles abroad.
Under this focus, I should be among the first to be taxed!

Yaw 11 years ago

Not my dime. I will not volunteer my hard-earned money to incompetent idiots in Ghana who spend tax money on luxury that my representatives here in the US do not even enjoy.

Not my dime. I will not volunteer my hard-earned money to incompetent idiots in Ghana who spend tax money on luxury that my representatives here in the US do not even enjoy.
Obrefo 11 years ago

How can you disenfranchise a Ghanaian living in USA by not allowing him/her to vote but demand him to pay tax? Are you out of your mind?

Take your vote and we will keep out money. Now, you're extending the CREATE, LOOT and ...
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How can you disenfranchise a Ghanaian living in USA by not allowing him/her to vote but demand him to pay tax? Are you out of your mind?

Take your vote and we will keep out money. Now, you're extending the CREATE, LOOT and SHARE to USA? Good luck.
Obrefo 11 years ago

We're not fools; over our dead bodies. What you've stolen is enough.

We're not fools; over our dead bodies. What you've stolen is enough.
Kwame(USA) 11 years ago

THIS GHANA CONSTITUTION has to be changed immediately we have a new government. This president should have been removed by impeachment or by a vote of no confidence. These acts are signs of desperation. Foreign exchange earne ...
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THIS GHANA CONSTITUTION has to be changed immediately we have a new government. This president should have been removed by impeachment or by a vote of no confidence. These acts are signs of desperation. Foreign exchange earners are being "chased" by this administration at all cost and they sit back and complain the problems are because of dollarization. They want to expand create loot and share to those in the diaspora. Get the fuck out
ATINGA 11 years ago

what has GHANA done for me? zilch
The people who benefit from the largesse must be the beneficiaries of this nonsensical tax.

what has GHANA done for me? zilch
The people who benefit from the largesse must be the beneficiaries of this nonsensical tax.
SEIDU JOHNSON 11 years ago

I WILL TRY MY BEST TO CONVINCE GERMAN DOCTORS TO INVITE MAHAMA AND HIS ADMINISTRATION FOR MENTAL CHECK-UP. WITH ALL WAYOME´S MONEY, GYEEDA, SADA, SUBA, OIL AND GOLD ANOTHER TAXES ON GHANAIANS ABROAD? NO THIS IS CRAZY THIS GO ...
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I WILL TRY MY BEST TO CONVINCE GERMAN DOCTORS TO INVITE MAHAMA AND HIS ADMINISTRATION FOR MENTAL CHECK-UP. WITH ALL WAYOME´S MONEY, GYEEDA, SADA, SUBA, OIL AND GOLD ANOTHER TAXES ON GHANAIANS ABROAD? NO THIS IS CRAZY THIS GOVERNMENT IS REALLY SICK.
WALI 11 years ago

LOW LIFER MAHAMA ACTING AND OBYING US IRS LAWS RIGHT HERE IN GHANA CAN YOU GUYS SEE HOW LOW LIFER THIS MAN IS?GOD HELP US IN GHAN WITH SUCH A LUNATIC LEADER-

LOW LIFER MAHAMA ACTING AND OBYING US IRS LAWS RIGHT HERE IN GHANA CAN YOU GUYS SEE HOW LOW LIFER THIS MAN IS?GOD HELP US IN GHAN WITH SUCH A LUNATIC LEADER-
AKONFEM MAHAMA 11 years ago

They should pay more tax so you give it to woyome then you fools can share.

They should pay more tax so you give it to woyome then you fools can share.
KWAA 11 years ago

Why should any hustler outside Ghana pay tax,for our politicians to steal?
Americans living outside America are happy to pay tax to their Government,because their Government will account for every cent they take from their ...
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Why should any hustler outside Ghana pay tax,for our politicians to steal?
Americans living outside America are happy to pay tax to their Government,because their Government will account for every cent they take from their citizens.Can we say that about the Ghanaian Government,a big no.
If they start this nonsense i am sure most people will change their citizenship from Ghana to other Countries.
Stop corruption,and evry Ghanaian every where will gladly pay tax.
ALL CHOP BE CHOP 11 years ago

THE ONLY GHANIANS WHO HAVE BUSINESS OUT OF GHANA ARE THE CORRUPT MINISTERS AND THEIR KANGAROO PARLIAMENT. THEY STEAL OUR GOLD, DIAMOND AND MONEY. I WILL TELL HIM WHAT TO DO " TAX EVERYONE WHO WORKS FOR THE GOVERNMENT, WHO HAS ...
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THE ONLY GHANIANS WHO HAVE BUSINESS OUT OF GHANA ARE THE CORRUPT MINISTERS AND THEIR KANGAROO PARLIAMENT. THEY STEAL OUR GOLD, DIAMOND AND MONEY. I WILL TELL HIM WHAT TO DO " TAX EVERYONE WHO WORKS FOR THE GOVERNMENT, WHO HAS A BANK ACCOUNT IN A FOREIGN COUNTRY". ALSO PUT A CAP ON THEIR MONEY SO THAT THEY CANNOT STEAL OUR MONEY AND PUT IT IN A SAFE HEAVEN. THE FACT IS VERY SIMPLE! EVERY THIEF IS AFRAID AND THINK PERHAPS SOMEONE IS STEALING FROM THEM. YOU CANNOT DO WHAT AMERICANS DO WITH THAT LEVEL OF CORRUPTION . THE WORST MISTAKE OF MY LIFE IS TO ASK MY FAMILY TO VOTE FOR THIS MAN. HE IS A DISAPPOINTMENT AND LACKS ECONOMIC KNOWLEDGE.
Kofi B 11 years ago

Ghanaians, please do just to yourself by voting Mahama and his cronies out of power.

These people (Mahama Govt) lack vision. Fine they have some sense trying to copy from US IRS, but isn't the US Law applicable to all US ...
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Ghanaians, please do just to yourself by voting Mahama and his cronies out of power.

These people (Mahama Govt) lack vision. Fine they have some sense trying to copy from US IRS, but isn't the US Law applicable to all US citizens in ALL countries?

Why would Mahama Govt target only US and not the rest of the world? I bet you they dont know how to implement on such a large scale.

What I have realised is that when a fool tries to do what wise men do, they then to copy and do the wrong things, as such they remain fools.

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