About 60 per cent electricity going waste – Ken Ofori-Atta

Mid-year budget review: Why Ofori-Atta may plead for more money

Expect new taxes in 2019 Mid-year Review - Deputy Finance Minister

Mid-year budget review: We’ll resist attempts by government to increase fuel taxes – COPEC

I hope labour will protest tax increases - Minority Leader

We’ll resist attempts by government to increase fuel taxes – COPEC

Re-evaluate tax measures to help make industry competitive - AGI to government

LIVE UPDATES: Finance Minister presents 2019 Mid-year review budget

Gold Coast customers picket at Parliament ahead of 2019 mid-year budget review

LIVESTREAMING: Finance Minister presents mid-year budget review

Eight things to expect from the mid-year budget review

Budget review: Will Finance Minister propose electricity price increase?

Finance Minister to present Mid-Year Review, Supplementary Budget to parliament July 17

Car owners & dealers welcome Mahama’s promise to abolish Luxury Vehicle tax

Koforidua Interchange promise was a mistake – Assibey Yeboah

Government misses luxury vehicle tax revenue target

Parliament slashes GNPC’s 2019 budget by $80m

Minority demands new budget from government over ‘economic challenges'

Coalition stages demonstration against Luxury Vehicle Tax

Demonstration against luxury vehicle tax postponed to March 7

Budget Responsibility Act not ideal for fiscal management - Terkper

Government misses 2018 inflation target

Textile industry gets three years VAT exemption; gov't to lose GH¢40m annually

2019 will be okay - Freddie Blay

Tax incentives must cover local investors — Tax expert to government

2018 has been tough but 2019 prospects exciting – GNCCI

Parliament gives government green light to spend over ¢78bn for 2019

Government to spend nearly GHC80 billion in 2019

10% pay rise for government workers

Ken Ofori-Atta given ultimatum to top up Parliament’s budget

Government workers to enjoy 10% pay rise in 2019

Roads Ministry gets GH¢1.3billion budget for 2019

13.1% GDP ratio quite alarming – SEND-Ghana

2019 will expose your economy - Adongo to government

Ghana’s economy could be performing better – Seth Terkper

Be law abiding on the TIN