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GRA recovered GH¢1.3bn out of about GH¢1.4 bn unpaid VAT from ECG – Anthony Sarpong
4 billion in outstanding Value Added Tax (VAT) owed by the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG).
The disclosure prompted questions from the committee about why the ECG could not collect all the VAT charged to customers, given that the tax components were clearly displayed on electricity bills and receipts.
However, according to him, the ECG had consistently argued that it could not collect the full amount of VAT levied across all categories of customers.
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