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Asantehene urges GRA to intensify tax education, tackle revenue leakages
He commended the leadership of GRA, particularly the Board, Commissioner-General Anthony Sarpong and the Commissioners of the Domestic Tax Revenue, Customs and Support Services divisions, for improvements recorded in national revenue mobilisation.
The GRA delegation included Board Chairman George Kweku Ricketts-Hagan; Commissioner-General Anthony Sarpong; Board members Patrick Nomo, Faustina Nelson, George Ayiretey, Laadi Agyamba and Francis-Xavier Sosu; Commissioner of the Domestic Tax Revenue Division, Martin Kolbil Yamborigya; Commissioner of the Support Services Division, Alex Adomako-Mensah; Commissioner of Customs, Aaron Kanor; Deputy Commissioner, Operations II, Kwesi Eghan; and Deputy Commissioner, Customs Preventive Administration, Florence Asante.
Asantehene Otumfuo Osei Tutu II has urged the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) to intensify tax education and strengthen measures to address revenue leakages to enhance domestic revenue mobilisation.
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