You talk too much Yoofi. Which major multinational would ever think of relocating its headquarters to filthy Accra or anywhere Ghana? Or you do not understand what a major multinational is?
You talk too much Yoofi. Which major multinational would ever think of relocating its headquarters to filthy Accra or anywhere Ghana? Or you do not understand what a major multinational is?
boom 7 years ago
well let me inform you that Heineken is moving to I think ivory coast.it might not be their HQ but at least a starting point. Ghana can really boast of political stability, peace and security. Your argument about filth does n ... read full comment
well let me inform you that Heineken is moving to I think ivory coast.it might not be their HQ but at least a starting point. Ghana can really boast of political stability, peace and security. Your argument about filth does not hold water- is a lame excuse you are making. WISE UP BECAUSE GHANA AND AFRICA IS ON A MOVE.SIP SOME KALYPO
serwa 7 years ago
Are you not the same people who criticized tax holidays to some . Foreign companies. See how you are giraffing. Copy cats. Shame
Are you not the same people who criticized tax holidays to some . Foreign companies. See how you are giraffing. Copy cats. Shame
@@@ 7 years ago
10 years tax holiday and yet you will tax the local companies out of business. Really!!! and after 10 years guess what they leave. please rethink this.
10 years tax holiday and yet you will tax the local companies out of business. Really!!! and after 10 years guess what they leave. please rethink this.
Ritewing 7 years ago
This is a good idea but please also consider diasporans who are prepared to come down to set up companies here. Ghanaians start ups should be given incentives to get to the market and encouraged. Policy direction will let thi ... read full comment
This is a good idea but please also consider diasporans who are prepared to come down to set up companies here. Ghanaians start ups should be given incentives to get to the market and encouraged. Policy direction will let this noble idea by a smart gentleman with years of investment ideas behind him, succeed.
Adensa 7 years ago
No McDonald or fast food but Tesco will being good jobs.
No McDonald or fast food but Tesco will being good jobs.
Mr. Mensah 7 years ago
I hope all the variables affecting investment now in Ghana and possibly next five years will be considered before this tax holiday decision is taken.
As a nation we need to have a national policy in this area to guide and ... read full comment
I hope all the variables affecting investment now in Ghana and possibly next five years will be considered before this tax holiday decision is taken.
As a nation we need to have a national policy in this area to guide and direct investment.
What we are doing now has too much party clouring and will not be sustainable.
Isaac Kusi, Bronx, NY 7 years ago
How do you get revenue if the big companies don't pay taxes? Even those already there are evading taxes by bribing their way out of bonded warehouses.
How do you get revenue if the big companies don't pay taxes? Even those already there are evading taxes by bribing their way out of bonded warehouses.
Wasteman 7 years ago
The stupidest idea and look where it's coming from?
local companies remain the biggest investors in Ghana after all the so called "foreign investor" noise since Rawlings time. Master if you don't have any new ideas then lea ... read full comment
The stupidest idea and look where it's coming from?
local companies remain the biggest investors in Ghana after all the so called "foreign investor" noise since Rawlings time. Master if you don't have any new ideas then leave the position and go back to talking on radio cos that's what you know best. Ofui kwasia
Amma 7 years ago
What about Business friendly for Ghanaians. Ghanaian small enterprises cannot grow in this country because they are taxed to oblivion, even paying taxes in advance, yet foreigners get 10 year tax holidays? Allow Ghanaian firm ... read full comment
What about Business friendly for Ghanaians. Ghanaian small enterprises cannot grow in this country because they are taxed to oblivion, even paying taxes in advance, yet foreigners get 10 year tax holidays? Allow Ghanaian firms to grow so they can also become multinationals
Hgh 7 years ago
Why don't you grant 100% capital allowance on all capital investments to manufacturing companies instead of the current 10% to 30% so that manufacturing companies have available and are encouraged to use 100% of their interna ... read full comment
Why don't you grant 100% capital allowance on all capital investments to manufacturing companies instead of the current 10% to 30% so that manufacturing companies have available and are encouraged to use 100% of their internally generated profits to plow back all their profits into reinvesting and growing their companies much more quicker than they would have been able to do. This way local manufacturing companies do not have to keep borrowing with short term loans to finance long term investments. This type of tax incentive would be much more beneficial to grow industries and generate more employment and in line with the one district one factory cncept.
Nii 7 years ago
Very good idea. Manufacturing companies who want to reinvest and expand should not have to pay 25% in corporate taxes and then go out and again borrow to finance their investments. This policy will help industries help thems ... read full comment
Very good idea. Manufacturing companies who want to reinvest and expand should not have to pay 25% in corporate taxes and then go out and again borrow to finance their investments. This policy will help industries help themselves rather than always going out begging for loans.
Nii 7 years ago
My comment is in response to Hgh comment and not the 10 year tax holiday
My comment is in response to Hgh comment and not the 10 year tax holiday
Kweku Soofi 7 years ago
Its daft for our governments to think that foreign and multinational companies would rescue Ghana, this fallacy has resulted in government policies favouring foreign-owned business whilst KILLER POLICIES are given to Ghanaian ... read full comment
Its daft for our governments to think that foreign and multinational companies would rescue Ghana, this fallacy has resulted in government policies favouring foreign-owned business whilst KILLER POLICIES are given to Ghanaian and local businesses.
I am very confident that if these stupid policies spearheaded by the NDC government are not scrapped within a year a large number of genuine Ghanaian businesses would be forced to close.
I owe a business in Ghana and have been running it for the past eleven years but killer policies year in and year out have made me decide to close it, if I do not see a change in direction within a year
Sankofa 7 years ago
10-year tax holiday? Why deny gov't much-needed revenue for so long?
Foreign investment is queueing to enter Ghana; no incentive is required to bring it in and to make it stay.
Let us not make it appear that we are desp ... read full comment
10-year tax holiday? Why deny gov't much-needed revenue for so long?
Foreign investment is queueing to enter Ghana; no incentive is required to bring it in and to make it stay.
Let us not make it appear that we are desperate for other people's money.
You talk too much Yoofi. Which major multinational would ever think of relocating its headquarters to filthy Accra or anywhere Ghana? Or you do not understand what a major multinational is?
well let me inform you that Heineken is moving to I think ivory coast.it might not be their HQ but at least a starting point. Ghana can really boast of political stability, peace and security. Your argument about filth does n ...
read full comment
Are you not the same people who criticized tax holidays to some . Foreign companies. See how you are giraffing. Copy cats. Shame
10 years tax holiday and yet you will tax the local companies out of business. Really!!! and after 10 years guess what they leave. please rethink this.
This is a good idea but please also consider diasporans who are prepared to come down to set up companies here. Ghanaians start ups should be given incentives to get to the market and encouraged. Policy direction will let thi ...
read full comment
No McDonald or fast food but Tesco will being good jobs.
I hope all the variables affecting investment now in Ghana and possibly next five years will be considered before this tax holiday decision is taken.
As a nation we need to have a national policy in this area to guide and ...
read full comment
How do you get revenue if the big companies don't pay taxes? Even those already there are evading taxes by bribing their way out of bonded warehouses.
The stupidest idea and look where it's coming from?
local companies remain the biggest investors in Ghana after all the so called "foreign investor" noise since Rawlings time. Master if you don't have any new ideas then lea ...
read full comment
What about Business friendly for Ghanaians. Ghanaian small enterprises cannot grow in this country because they are taxed to oblivion, even paying taxes in advance, yet foreigners get 10 year tax holidays? Allow Ghanaian firm ...
read full comment
Why don't you grant 100% capital allowance on all capital investments to manufacturing companies instead of the current 10% to 30% so that manufacturing companies have available and are encouraged to use 100% of their interna ...
read full comment
Very good idea. Manufacturing companies who want to reinvest and expand should not have to pay 25% in corporate taxes and then go out and again borrow to finance their investments. This policy will help industries help thems ...
read full comment
My comment is in response to Hgh comment and not the 10 year tax holiday
Its daft for our governments to think that foreign and multinational companies would rescue Ghana, this fallacy has resulted in government policies favouring foreign-owned business whilst KILLER POLICIES are given to Ghanaian ...
read full comment
10-year tax holiday? Why deny gov't much-needed revenue for so long?
Foreign investment is queueing to enter Ghana; no incentive is required to bring it in and to make it stay.
Let us not make it appear that we are desp ...
read full comment