THERE was a commotion at Jamila Home, a high-end antique and furniture business at Achimota in Accra, yesterday when staff of the company clashed with officials of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) during a tax compliance exercise. The incident occurred when the Economic Adviser to Jamila Home, Mr Hillaruis MCcash, attempted to prevent GRA officials … The post GRA VAT exercise sparks commotion •…
A commotion erupted at Jamila Home, a high-end antique and furniture business in Achimota, Accra, yesterday when staff members clashed with officials from the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) during a tax compliance exercise. The situation escalated when the Economic Adviser to Jamila Home, Mr. Hillaruis MCcash, attempted to prevent the GRA officials from carrying out their duties, which involved locking up the premises due to an alleged failure to fulfill tax obligations.
The incident highlights the ongoing challenges businesses face in complying with tax regulations in Ghana.
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