Transfer pricing crippling Ghana's extractive sector

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• The mask 10 years ago

  What if a country hasn't got comparative advantage in any sector? WTO would not work in our favor.

  What if a country hasn't got comparative advantage in any sector? WTO would not work in our favor.

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• jerry 10 years ago

  WE DONT NEED YOU AND YOUR HIGER TAX IDEAS YOU ALREADY RESPONSIBLE TO MANY GHANA BUSNISS SHOT DOWNS SHAME ON YOU LOSER GO HOME WE HAD IT WITH YOUR BULL-CRAP

  WE DONT NEED YOU AND YOUR HIGER TAX IDEAS YOU ALREADY RESPONSIBLE TO MANY GHANA BUSNISS SHOT DOWNS SHAME ON YOU LOSER GO HOME WE HAD IT WITH YOUR BULL-CRAP

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• Annorwuo 10 years ago

  To all these 'Vulture" MNCs,which persist in denying the State its fair share of the returns from their operations, that it is ever prepared to exercise all options its 'arsenal',including expropriation[nationalization],to re ...
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  To all these 'Vulture" MNCs,which persist in denying the State its fair share of the returns from their operations, that it is ever prepared to exercise all options its 'arsenal',including expropriation[nationalization],to regain control over our God given natural resources!
  My only fear is that corrupt public officials,have proved time and again,that they will play ball with these foreign interests! Loosely-worded international agreement have been entered into,to allow these 'international criminals' to take us to the cleaners.

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• mensa 10 years ago

  this terkpter man is a loser enemy of Ghana people we all remember him raising taxes and fees and higer vat rates.you will be held for treson against ghana people one of this days
  mr terkpter we forgive but don't forget

  this terkpter man is a loser enemy of Ghana people we all remember him raising taxes and fees and higer vat rates.you will be held for treson against ghana people one of this days
  mr terkpter we forgive but don't forget

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