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GRA locks up warehouse over failure to register for electronic tax system

The operation saw GRA officials inspect the tax records of CM Super Plaza after the company failed to onboard the electronic tax system.
Mr Annan explained that sealing the warehouses was a partial enforcement measure to give the company a one-week grace period to resolve the issue and comply with the tax requirements.“We are compelled to apply some human face to our work because of certain considerations, and hence we agreed to seal off only the warehouses so the retail outlet can still be in operation for a grace period of one week, after which they are expected to ratify whatever technical challenge they have with onboarding the electronic tax invoicing system.
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