DOSSIER: 2018 Budget
Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta will be presenting the Budget statement for the year 2018 before the house in Parliament on Wednesday November 15.
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Luxury vehicle tax is a good tax, no reason to scrap it - Premium Motors CEO
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Seven groups demonstrate against luxury vehicle tax
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Police seek injunction to stop luxury car tax demo
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Akufo-Addo's ‘hopeless’ 2019 budget will make Ghana ‘beyond hell’ – Minority
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Finance Minister to present 2019 Budget tomorrow
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Go beyond ban on 'unjustified' monthly allowance to state boards - OccupyGhana
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‘US$1m per constituency expired with the 2017 budget’ - Mavis Hawa Koomson
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Execute manifesto policies – Business captains beg government
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Abolish Special Petroleum Levy - Public
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2018 has been turbulent – Spare parts dealers
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Ghana's economy: Dead, but now alive
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2019 Budget: GUTA asks for reduction on duty rates
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Expect massive infrastructure in 2019 - Oppong Nkrumah
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2019 budget will mark Ghana's IMF exit – Kojo Oppong Nkrumah
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Use 2019 budget to boost tax revenue – IFS to government
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2019 budget to improve corporate tax mobilization - Finance Minister
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Financial and Insurance sector records negative growth 24 months in a row
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Use 2019 budget to reduce high cost of living – TUC to government
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2019 Budget: Ofori-Atta engages stakeholders
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Don't introduce new taxes in 2019 budget - TUC to government
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State-owned enterprises register GH¢1.29 billion loss
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Minority cries over Ofori-Atta's 35% 'biting' income tax
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Why Ghanaians laughed at Akufo-Addo's 2019 budget even before it is drawn
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The future looks good despite current woes – Ofori-Atta
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Producer Price Inflation decreases to 7.0 % in August
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NPP increased VAT through the back door - Fifi Kwetey
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MPs lament over 35% cut in salaries
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Africa imports $35 billion worth of food - Finance Minister
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Renegotiate $2bn bauxite deal with China – Camynta Baezie
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Outrageous tax incentives harming local businesses - ECG Chairman
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Government justifies Ghana’s bauxite for $2bn Chinese projects deal
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Car dealers to march over luxury tax
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New tax measures in Mid-Year Budget review take effect from August 1
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Luxury vehicle tax starts 1st August
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Personal income, GETFund and NHIL bills passed by parliament
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Bosch launches local invoicing in Ghana