
Tax Justice Coalition demands tax exemptions regime reform
...urges gov’t to bridge 81% corporate tax gap
Kingsley Webora TANKEH
The Tax Justice Coalition Ghana is calling for comprehensive reforms to the tax exemptions regime, while urging government to close an estimated 81 percent corporate income tax (CIT) gap and strengthen compliance to improve domestic revenue mobilisation.
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