Franko Trading Enterprice shut down for tax evasion

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• kwesi ibrahim 9 years ago

  JUST PAY THE TAX.NO NEED TO FIGHT THE TASK FORCE.

  JUST PAY THE TAX.NO NEED TO FIGHT THE TASK FORCE.

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• clue 9 years ago

  In all these you end up blaming John mahama. Shame on you, go pay your tax

  In all these you end up blaming John mahama. Shame on you, go pay your tax

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• Adam 9 years ago

  You pay your tax and mahatma and his cronies chop am.

  You pay your tax and mahatma and his cronies chop am.

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• Joe Navajo 9 years ago

  In other jurisdictions, you get fined and or jailed for flouting the tax rules. Only in Ghana you can have the nerve to say you will organise and fight back.

  In other jurisdictions, you get fined and or jailed for flouting the tax rules. Only in Ghana you can have the nerve to say you will organise and fight back.

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• Obuamah 9 years ago

  These are the people who do not pay their taxes and yet turn around to blame government for everything. Just look at their names. The worst culprits are the noise-making lawyers who collect huge sums of money from their clien ...
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  These are the people who do not pay their taxes and yet turn around to blame government for everything. Just look at their names. The worst culprits are the noise-making lawyers who collect huge sums of money from their clients but never declare anything. They are the know-it-all loudest government critics. The sad part of all these is that the very poor workers and traders who pay the taxes are deceived and stampeded into supporting these corrupt unpatriotic nation-wreckers who parade the corridors of politics to hoodwink the public. The position of the leaders of the phone dealers can only be described as infantile, insulting and annoying. Surely, the Almighty God shall expose these nation-wreckers one after the other.

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• Dd 9 years ago

  'Meanwhile the Chairman of the Phone Dealers Association, Osei Agyeman told the media that they have been treated unfairly since they were given a short notice by the taskforce. He vowed to mobilise his members to fight the t ...
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  'Meanwhile the Chairman of the Phone Dealers Association, Osei Agyeman told the media that they have been treated unfairly since they were given a short notice by the taskforce. He vowed to mobilise his members to fight the task force'.....ls this Osei Agyemang guy serious ? GRA does not need to notify any business before it strikes. He should get that in his thick skull as nd stop acting like an illiterate.

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