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E-Levy: Five Main Transactions That Will Be Affected By The New 1.5% Tax
After Parliament passed the controversial 1.5% E-levy tax bill Tuesday, March 29, 2022, YEN.com.gh brings you five central taxes that the new tax will affect.
E-Levy passage: 'There was no quorum' – Minority heads to Supreme Court
Minority is angry that the controversial E-Levy was passed after its members walked out of Parliament today and has vowed to challenge it at Supreme Court.
E-Levy finally passed after Minority walks out of Parliament
Ghana’s Parliament has passed a controversial tax bill, the E-Levy Bill, Tuesday, March 29, 2022, after the Minority group staged a walkout from the House.
Bedridden NPP MP allegedly brought to Parliament to vote on controversial E-Levy today
An ambulance parked in Parliament today as MPs prepare to vote on the E-Levy Bill fuels suspicions that a bedridden MP has been brought in to vote on E-Levy.
E-Levy is back in the House; MPs to debate, approve or reject the bill this week
The Electronic Transfer Levy (E-Levy) Bill has popped up in Parliament today after weeks of absence to be debated upon then approved or rejected by all MPs.
Okudzeto Ablakwa lobbies for “a common position” on possible pay cuts for MPs
Member of Parliament for North Tongu, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, is pushing Parliament to take a firm decision on possible pay cuts for MPs to save the economy.
Ghanaians' charge with hope ahead of cracker between Black Stars and Super Eagles
Ghana is buzzing with optimism ahead of the World Cup qualifiers between the Black Stars and Super Eagles of Nigeria a few hours from now at Baba Yara stadium.
Assin North MP runs to Supreme Court to correct 'biased' ruling by Appeals Court
The Assin North Member of Parliament (MP), James Gyekye Quayson, has gone to the Supreme Court to challenge a recent ruling by an Appeals Court in Cape Coast.
Bring back the road tolls; Ghana is losing money – Minority goes wild on government
Minority in Parliament has called for the hastily scrapped road toll collection to be re-introduced to improve the government’s revenue generation efforts.
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