Pratt Quizzes: When will we have enough of this VAT?

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• Antiochus - London 9 years ago

  K. Platt has voiced his frets at last. When it rains it doesn't fall on one man's roof.

  K. Platt has voiced his frets at last. When it rains it doesn't fall on one man's roof.

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• insight to the bone 9 years ago

  mahama was a mistake choice that believe me most even in their God forsaken ndc party truly regret . Mills was murdered so that pepeni and ayigbe idiots could get their hands on power and money . now we all see what they are ...
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  mahama was a mistake choice that believe me most even in their God forsaken ndc party truly regret . Mills was murdered so that pepeni and ayigbe idiots could get their hands on power and money . now we all see what they are really doing soon they will be swept away and never again will any of them even come close to any official institution of state . mahama and his brothers after financial forensic investigations will be the first president to get a life sentence for corruption and crimes against the state . the alternative is a bloody revolution and war forget a peaceful transition of power as the will definitely try to proclaim victory by rigging the elections with the help of national security .This time the people will not be taken for a ride as we saw with the glorious demonstration in Kumasi the other day, the Ashantis have finally made us proud .Yes what have WE AKANS done to deserve such a stinking foul corrupt thieving pepeni/ayigbe kum Ga govt on our heads ? A whole police chief no dey see top when the people the people started to spontaneous arrive and they no go see top when this is organized nationwide with the help of all progressive political forces that do not agree with the daylight robbery corruption we are see today . If they even dream of shooting just one bullet we shall turn the demo bloody and deal with them all . We Akans are tired of being cheated and we will get justice and freedom whether they like it or not . Their police in their uniforms of brutality can not frighten us as we have nothing to loose , they have made life so hard that it cant get any worse . we are fed up with their incompetence , selfishness ,lies and hate .

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• JJ 9 years ago

  EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD THE SAME OLD SHIT

  EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD THE SAME OLD SHIT

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• YOUR 9 years ago

  WE LEARN FROM OUR MASTERS SO BE IT TOO WITH VAT: ANYTIME THERE IS OIL PRICE INCREASEMENT HERE; STRENGHT TAXS INCREASE FOLLOWS: THAT IS DEMOCRACY FOR YOU:

  WE LEARN FROM OUR MASTERS SO BE IT TOO WITH VAT: ANYTIME THERE IS OIL PRICE INCREASEMENT HERE; STRENGHT TAXS INCREASE FOLLOWS: THAT IS DEMOCRACY FOR YOU:

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• the truth 9 years ago

  It is an easy way out for a government that is not prepared to do the hard yard by cutting spending. Nation spending has soared since this mob (NDC)
  took over the administration. As a share
  of gross domestic product, spendi ...
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  It is an easy way out for a government that is not prepared to do the hard yard by cutting spending. Nation spending has soared since this mob (NDC)
  took over the administration. As a share
  of gross domestic product, spending has been growing year in and year out. 75% of budget is spent on public service. Without reforms spending will keep on rising for decades to come. The problem is NDC doesn't have the guts to reign in spending. They have to get spending under control. Cutting
  spending promotes economic growth. They're going the wrong way by increasing tax that will hold back economic growth.

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• Voice of Reason 9 years ago

  Your English is just bad .....rein in spending.....not reign in spending....you don't know basic English but you know how to insult

  Your English is just bad .....rein in spending.....not reign in spending....you don't know basic English but you know how to insult

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• Kwesi Fii 9 years ago

  Let us know where you stand with your useless comments about everything as if you are expert in all fields.Aaba

  Let us know where you stand with your useless comments about everything as if you are expert in all fields.Aaba

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• Lomo 9 years ago

  Speaking in an interview with host Kwami Sefa Kayi on "Kokrokoo," Hon. Ato Forson explained that the banks that fall under the 17.5% VAT and NHIL are only corporate; hence the deductions will not directly affect the customers ...
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  Speaking in an interview with host Kwami Sefa Kayi on "Kokrokoo," Hon. Ato Forson explained that the banks that fall under the 17.5% VAT and NHIL are only corporate; hence the deductions will not directly affect the customers.
  
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  The Banks are not charity. They would find a way to pass on the cost to you and me the customer

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• SM4LYF 9 years ago

  OLD FOOL.. ALWAYS SUPPORTING EVIL NDC

  OLD FOOL.. ALWAYS SUPPORTING EVIL NDC

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• JJ PETER -OBUASI 9 years ago

  yes that is the attitude of Naturally Dangerous Criminals/ cannibals who siphon people blood economically .Always bringing severe hardship on the common Ghanaian . NDC have nothing good to offer. collapsing all social inter ...
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  yes that is the attitude of Naturally Dangerous Criminals/ cannibals who siphon people blood economically .Always bringing severe hardship on the common Ghanaian . NDC have nothing good to offer. collapsing all social interventions initiated by the patriots now captitation is killing the the NHIS ,school feeding,zoom teachers and health assistance have all died up why oh ghana

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• OBURONIBA FITAFITA 9 years ago

  FLEECING GHANA PART 1
  
  
  
  FROM NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS
  
  A MUST READ
  
  A news report recently indicated that a government Land Cruiser in the pool of the Ministry of Trade and Industry had gone missing.
  
  The front p ...
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  FLEECING GHANA PART 1
  
  
  
  FROM NATIONAL PUBLICATIONS
  
  A MUST READ
  
  A news report recently indicated that a government Land Cruiser in the pool of the Ministry of Trade and Industry had gone missing.
  
  The front page screaming headline was commensurate with the loss because after all, no vehicle can go missing from a transport pool of a government department without the knowledge of a public official. The need for a thorough investigation into the loss cannot be overlooked lest we have such loss of expensive government vehicles replicated in other departments.
  
  An Accra-based private newspaper which trumpeted the story, quickly received the usual rejoinders which such stories elicit from entrapped public officials who seek to protect their jobs.
  
  Much as the rejoinder did not dispute the loss, it sought to suggest that the vehicle did not go missing in June but rather on December 20, 2013.
  
  Sounds interesting because whether the said vehicle went missing in June or December the issue is that a vehicle belonging to the state had gone missing because of someone’s negligence or even complicity.
  
  To put it brusquely, the Land Cruiser has been stolen under circumstances only the Ministries Police and the transport officer of the ministry can tell us at this stage.
  
  We are disappointed at the lame rejoinder and wonder whether those managing the transport department of the ministry were not negligent in their assignments.
  
  We heard reliably that drivers in the ministry had been informed that they would be forfeiting portions of their salaries until the cost of the lost vehicle was defrayed. While we sympathise with the drivers, we wish they could brave the odds by pointing out what they know about the loss because those behind the loss might have directed a driver to drive the vehicle to a garage or elsewhere with a “keep your mouth shut” order.
  
  At this time of job scarcity, we doubt if any driver with such information will be daring enough to disclose such details.
  
  We can imagine the level of victimisation taking place already in the ministry because someone at the top has the feeling that it is a driver or a clerk whom he does not like who leaked the information to the media.
  
  While we know that unearthing those behind the loss could be a Herculean task, we think that the committee probing or which investigated the loss as the rejoinder pointed out, can gather a lot of vital information if they assure drivers of confidentiality.
  
  Those who raise their heads too high above the parapet are most likely going to lose their jobs and that cannot be tolerated at this time of a difficult Ghana.
  
  The vehicle has still not been retrieved six months after it went missing, even when the minister had ordered an investigation, not forgetting the police intervention. Maybe like some judgment debts, it has gone forever.
  
  
  
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  COMMENTS FROM GLU
  
  
  
  Folks,Wow!
  How far is this true ?
  Ghana Government Toyota Land Cruiser Gone Missing ?
  You think any one is going to be held accountable or punished?
  Noooo! Not even the Minister would take responsibility.
  They would order more even more expensive ones at Great costs.! Well its not their personal monies!
  Would the Minister Resign, for running a shambolic organisation ?
  Not on your nelly mate ?
  Eeeeeii Ghana

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• Chelsea Rolland 9 years ago

  Mahama

  Mahama

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