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Minority hints of legal battle against gov’t

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  • princewilly@ymail.com 10 years ago

    At a church meeting a very wealthy man rose to tell the rest of those present about his Christian faith.

    "I'm a millionaire," he said, "and I attribute it all to the rich blessings of God in my life. I remem ...
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  • Jato Julor (J.J.) Rawlings 10 years ago

    These stealers in govt are really a disgrace !

    How can they anybody in his right sense even imbibe an idea that a Ghanaian should pay tax on a call that s/he would be receiving from a foreign country ?

    So if someone in ...
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  • EZEKIEL 10 years ago

    The govt even collects VAT on goods IMPORTED ...and it is called Value Added Tax! Which Value did we ADD after paying IMPORT DUTY ???? Foolish laws are made by foolish people for foolish people!!
    Whatabout CLOSING the LOOPHO ...
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  • FREEMAN 10 years ago

    From my experience when VAT was introduced there were demonstrations upon demonstrations which resulted in deaths. GetFund was equally opposed. NPP opposes everything all the time.

  • Moze 10 years ago

    a similar thing goes on in Singapore and i bet you it is not the best. back in Singapore if i call home or receive a call from home my call credit is taxed. very very annoying. Even some networks across Africa if you just do ...
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  • NEWBASKY 10 years ago

    Mr. Kumbour, do you have brains at all? I'm surprised over your stupid statement! Have you calculated the effect of the political consequences on the good people of Ghana. In fact fools are now ruling Ghana!

  • EEEEEHHHHHUUUUUOOOOO!!!!!! 10 years ago

    WHAT AT ALL HAS THIS GOVERNMENT ACHIEVED FOR GHANAIANS APART FROM STEALING AND MISUSING OUR MONEY? AFTAER FAILING TO RAISE THE LIVING STANDARDS OF GHANAIANS, YOU ARE NOW DEPRIVING THE POOR THE MEANS TO COMMUNICATE WITH A RELA ...
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  • Paa Kwesi 10 years ago

    INTRODUCING THIS BILL, NDC WANTS TO SEE THE EGYPTIAN TYPE OF UPRISING. SURELY, THEY WILL HAVE SOON.

  • KWASHIE ADJAH 10 years ago

    JOHN MAHAMA AND THE AFRC/P/NDC GOVERNMENT HAVE CHOPPED GHANA MONEY, LEAVING THE BONES AND HAVE NO MONEY LEFT TO RUN THE NATION, SO THEY ARE SCRAMBLING AROUND LOOKING FOR TAXES FROM ILLEGAL SOURCES, ON EMAILS RECEIVED, NOT TO ...
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  • Hazor 10 years ago

    This is why am campaigning tell Ghanaians to wake up from their slugger to be bold and demonstrate to force Mahama out from the presidency wasting GHc 8.7billion + GHc600million making GHc9.3billion or US$4.6billion and bonds ...
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  • QSIKANI 10 years ago

    WHY IS THIS GOV'T ONLY INTERESTED IN IMPOSING TAX ON THE POPULACE ALL THE TIME? WHAT IS IMPORTANT IS TO MANAGE THE HUGE RESOURCES THAT WE HAVE IN THIS COUNTRY AND NOT TO BE LOOKING ROUND FOR MORE MONEY THRU TAXES. PEOPLE ARE ...
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  • Zoobie-Zoobie 10 years ago

    the incompetents do not know their left from right

  • Tunkumaruu 10 years ago

    Since as social democrats they have become experts at selling state property, why don't they look for something to sell urgently to provide the needed funds. I suggest they sell the seat of government to a Chinese Telecom com ...
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  • Nana 10 years ago

    The Government must First CLAMP DOWN ON CORRUPTION else whatever is Gained would be LOST. Once you are the Government, GHANA Comes FIRST Not Politics. ONLY STRONG LEADERSHIP IN ACCOUNTABILITY WILL SURVIVE THE WILL OF THE PEOP ...
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  • USMAN 10 years ago

    The useless university graduates won't stop making mockery of themselves. Don't government know this is going negatively affect remittances from abroad? This is how far our useless university education has brought us.

  • Jato Julor (J.J.) Rawlings 10 years ago

    It's a govt with no ideas and nothing to do with our university graduates.

    Our university graduates are finding it hard to find jobs and the NDC govt is planning to use them as traffic wardens.

    My stepson, blame the use ...
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  • Concerned 10 years ago

    The majority are behaving like they need free SHS.If you have signed onto a convention which does not allow you to charge those taxes why are they insisting on wasting everyone's time and money putting through a law which wou ...
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  • richard m. 10 years ago

    is this your great vision,that you are coming to show ghanaian?useless leader,without any good thing to show up.bastard.

  • AU 10 years ago

    Indirect way of redistributing judgement debt on the poor and already depraved people of Ghana.

  • Kofi Nyame 10 years ago

    this is crazy. a five dollar phone card gives you almost six hours on a call from the US to China but on 36 munites to Ghana. Communication is getting cheaper and cheaper. Viber calls are even free from the US, and WhatsApp ...
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  • Dr. med.William Acquah,Germany 10 years ago

    Qou vadis, Ghana?Greedy politicians always on the throats of the poor Ghanaian!What a shame!

  • Luther King 10 years ago

    While minority is bringing sound And legal argument, NDC is talking of the benefits of the proposed tax. Can believe how stupid these majority NDC MPs are. Are they saying that because its beneficial, they don't care even if ...
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  • D/Sgt Nuamah 10 years ago

    Ghana is already loosing business because of high tarif on communiction. A further incrase will worsen the situaion. While it costs only 3 to 5 pence per minute to call from the UK to Nigeria, it is costing 19 pence per min ...
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  • Zegbete 10 years ago

    Nonsense.

  • Jibril 10 years ago

    Kunbuor's comment that government should be left to face the consequence of the bill is irresponsible and brainless. Is parliament there to merely rubber stamp any policy that comes from government irrespective of the consequ ...
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  • BLACKMAN PROBLEM 10 years ago

    From the majority own assertion if there's going to be political consequences on the part of gov't then why allow that to happen. What kind of governance are they running?

  • POSITIVE THINKER 10 years ago

    at port,

  • POSITIVE THINKER 10 years ago

    jdm

  • THE JACKAL 10 years ago

    yes today Kumbour has become some body so he talks loosely.

  • Dean 10 years ago

    When you have brainless mps as your leaders all that they do is to support any unreasonable policy, so that they chop from it

  • Asemreba 10 years ago

    Oh God, please appeal to Mahma and his people to handle us softly, softly. we did not chew the meat, they left us with the bones - and that takes time to chew so they sould show mercy with the tax issie.

  • Mama's lovely boy 10 years ago

    We need very young women to run the country since these so called grown men with grey hairs cannot do anything for us. I think we should vote a lot of women to power; presidents, mps, mayors, etc. My reason, we are all their ...
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  • Kwami 10 years ago

    The rates to Ghana are very unstable due to the Governments taxation. This makes it more expensive to call Ghana from the US. I would recommend a service from VIP Communications call Direct Line Ghana. It is a service only of ...
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