GRA clears Say Cheers of tax non-compliance allegation
THE Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has cleared Say Cheers of allegations of tax non-compliance following checks on the company’s transactions, attributing the earlier concerns to miscommunication between the authority and the taxpayer. According to the authority its electronic tax monitoring system had confirmed that the company was compliant, and it was only right that it … The post GRA clears…
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has dismissed allegations of tax non-compliance against Say Cheers, the company has been cleared following a review of its transactions. The initial concerns were reportedly due to a misunderstanding between the authority and the taxpayer. The GRA's electronic monitoring system confirmed the company's compliance, and the authority believed it was appropriate to clarify the situation to protect businesses from reputational harm caused by inaccurate information.
Speaking at a press conference in Accra, Deputy Commissioner of Operations at the GRA, Mr. Kwesi Eghan, stated that the GRA felt it necessary to address the matter to prevent further damage to Say Cheers' reputation.
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