Ghana to lose GH¢6.4 billion if government scraps electronic, COVID-19 levies - KPMG survey

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• Messiah Mahama Aba 9 months ago

  Mahama said he will scrap E-levy and covid levy. He and his gurus have it figured out. We are waiting for them to be removed. We are waiting for turkey triple deckers and cauliflower soups to be served in schools. We are wait ...
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  Mahama said he will scrap E-levy and covid levy. He and his gurus have it figured out. We are waiting for them to be removed. We are waiting for turkey triple deckers and cauliflower soups to be served in schools. We are waiting for one ball of kenkey to be sold at 10 pesewas, for all roads to be tarred in Ghana for the dollar to be sold at 5 cedis. Messiah Mahama will do it. Kru sa kru

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• Fake rates. I have switched to buying dollars. 9 months ago

  Artificially bring it to negative 100%. We shwllnswitch to buying dollars.

  Artificially bring it to negative 100%. We shwllnswitch to buying dollars.

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• Kb 9 months ago

  This is misleading. Ghanaians will raher gain because they will het to keep this money to spend in the economy to stimulate growth. Tax money is not the only way to grow an economy.

  This is misleading. Ghanaians will raher gain because they will het to keep this money to spend in the economy to stimulate growth. Tax money is not the only way to grow an economy.

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• It's a promise that must be fulfilled by the incompetent one 9 months ago

  Hahaha, the micro minority is having fun while the foot soldiers are bleeding

  Hahaha, the micro minority is having fun while the foot soldiers are bleeding

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• Kojo 9 months ago

  Hmmmm Ghana spent 15 to 20 billion cedis every year anniversary celebrations is good for us now scraping E-levy and covid levy you are telling us government to lose 6.5 billion yearly, okay we are here.

  Hmmmm Ghana spent 15 to 20 billion cedis every year anniversary celebrations is good for us now scraping E-levy and covid levy you are telling us government to lose 6.5 billion yearly, okay we are here.

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• AIR 9 months ago

  Where is the money!!! They go into private pocket.
  Let's know what the money was used for, then, we can justify for it to stay.
  Otherwise, scrap it. We pay taxes yet the economy is in tatters.

  Where is the money!!! They go into private pocket.
  Let's know what the money was used for, then, we can justify for it to stay.
  Otherwise, scrap it. We pay taxes yet the economy is in tatters.

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• Bright 9 months ago

  Is the money leaving Ghana or it's going to remain in the country? During the implementation of the "Free SHS" what did they tell us? Thyr said the monies will remain in the pockets of the Ghanaian people / parents. So what h ...
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  Is the money leaving Ghana or it's going to remain in the country? During the implementation of the "Free SHS" what did they tell us? Thyr said the monies will remain in the pockets of the Ghanaian people / parents. So what has changed if these draconian taxes are abolished? NPP surrogates give us a break. A thinkable and visionary leader is leading this country of ours. Let's help him succeed.

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