The Minority has strongly opposed any government move to introduce new taxes or increase existing ones, warning that such measures would place an additional burden on Ghanaians.
Speaking at a press conference on Monday, March 3, former Finance Minister criticized the government's tax revenue target of GH¢200 billion for the year, describing it as unrealistic given the current economic conditions.
Dr.
Amin Adam accused the government of hypocrisy, recalling how it previously condemned the (NPP) administration for what it termed excessive taxation. "This is how they plan to tax Ghanaians to meet their GH¢200 billion revenue target.
