The immediate past Board Chair of Ghana Revenue Authority has objected to an official comment from the Finance Minister purporting that the country has no financial resources to pursue its …
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Some commercial banks in the country are happy in the wake of the speed depreciation of the country’s fait currency, the cedi, as it increases their net foreign assets in …
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Deepening BOT: watchdogs trained to save public purse
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsAbout 25 Civil Society Organisations and some journalists have been trained on how to deepen efforts on educating the public and unearthing ‘dubious-minded’ business owners on Beneficial Ownership Transparency (BOT).
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By Elorm Desewu The number of jobs advertised in selected print and online media, which partially gauges labour demand in the economy, decreased in December 2021 relative to the corresponding …
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Adnan Adams Mohammed The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has indicated preparation towards implementing a tax regime for online businesses (e-commerce) from April 1, 2022. This new tax introduction is geared …
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NALAG President Hopeful Thanks Members For Warm Reception
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsHon. Kusi Kwaku Eric, NALAG President Hopeful, is grateful to all members for the warm reception accorded him by members during his tour in all the sixteen regions of Ghana.The …
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By Elorm Desewu Banks are beginning to close their tap for lending to the private sector, as its credit to the sector contracted by 1.3 percent at the end of …
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E-Levy fallout: Experts disagree on IMF bailout
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsAdnan Adams Mohammed As Ghana’s economy is torn in the flesh of either passing and implementing the Electronic Transaction Levy or going to the IMF for a bailout, many finance …
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Ghana’s trade surplus narrows to US$1b
by Adnan Adamsby Adnan AdamsBy Elorm Desewu Ghana’s trade surplus has narrowed significantly recording a surplus of USw$1.1 billion representing 1.6% of Gross Domestic Product ( GDP) compared to a surplus of US$2.0 billion …
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Interest rates in the country are expected to remain steady, after the seven member Monetary Policy Committee, (MPC) decided to hold the policy rate at 14.5 percent for the next …