#e-levy

THE POLITICS OF TAX ABOLITION IN GHANA: PROMISES, REALITIES, AND ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES

In the high-stakes realm of Ghanaian politics, few electoral promises resonate as deeply as tax relief. As economic hardship intensifies…

E-Levy: A Necessary Burden or a Political Promise Too Costly Not to Keep

In Accra’s teeming marketplaces, where mobile money agents dot nearly every street corner, Ghana’s digital finance revolution unfolds in…

The Negative Impact of E-Levy on Mobile Banking

Mobile Banking is a service provided by a bank or other financial institution that allows its customers to conduct financial transactions…

MoMo agents Deny Saying They Support E-Levy.

Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has unveiled that it has made over GHS1million in a day from E-Levy.

From Production to Taxation: A Better Approach to e-Levy

Government of Ghana will make just around GHC 1.2 billion from taxing electronic money transactions. There’s a better approach to reach…

E-levy: Hotels Association Backs The Introduction of E-levy

The introduction of the new electronic tax levy passed by Parliament, despite a walkout by the minority group in the House on Tuesday…

E-Levy: Transfer between Accounts owned by the same person won’t be affected — GRA

All citizens have been advised to link all their accounts to their Ghana cards to have the benefits of waiving the effect of the new tax…

E-levy: Salaries paid through MoMo will attract E-Levy — GRA

The Ghana Revenue Authority has raised concern that the manner through which the controversial law was made makes it crucial that tax is…

President consents to E-Levy Act … new duty expected to take off in May and what transactions are…

President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has consented to the Electronic Levy Act which tries to force a 1.5 percent charge on electronic…