DVLA contributes GH¢98.1 Million to Mandatory Funds in 2025
The Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) contributed a total of GH¢98.1 million to mandatory public funds in the 2025 fiscal year. The amount comprises GH¢17.7 million paid into the Consolidated Fund and GH¢80.4 million contributed to the Road Fund in accordance with the Road Fund Act, 1997 (Act 536). According to the Authority, the […]
In the 2025 fiscal year, the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Authority (DVLA) contributed a substantial sum of GH¢98.1 million to mandatory public funds, marking a significant increase. This contribution comprised GH¢17.7 million allocated to the Consolidated Fund and GH¢80.4 million directed towards the Road Fund, a record-high payment to the Road Fund in the Authority's history.
The DVLA's role in supporting government revenue mobilization and financing road infrastructure through these statutory payments is underscored by these contributions. The Road Fund, which facilitates road maintenance and related infrastructure needs, and the Consolidated Fund, a central pool of public revenue for government expenditure, benefit from this record contribution.
The development highlights the importance of such statutory contributions by public institutions in supporting national development and infrastructure improvement.
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