We are sorry for the erroneous tax compliance claims – GRA to Say Cheers
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has cleared Say Cheers of tax non-compliance and apologised to the business after a review confirmed it had met its tax obligations.
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has apologized to Say Cheers for previously claiming the business was in tax non-compliance. An audit confirmed the company met its tax obligations. The GRA's initial concerns stemmed from a VAT compliance exercise in September 2026, which found the business had not issued VAT invoices since September 15th.
However, a subsequent review by the GRA found the company to be compliant. The GRA's Deputy Commissioner of Operations, Kwesi Eghan, acknowledged the error and expressed regret for the misinformation that caused damage to Say Cheers' reputation. The Authority's review was prompted by the company reaching out to clarify its tax status.
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