A Plus Criticizes NPP For Promising To Abolish A Tax They Claimed Was Never Implemented
A Plus Criticizes NPP For Promising To Abolish A Tax They Claimed Was Never Implemented
Member of parliament for Gomoa Central Constituency, A Plus, has criticized the New Patriotic Party (NPP) for pledging to abolish a tax they claim was never implemented. This criticism aligns with recent statements from the Minority in Parliament, who have accused the government of misleading the public by announcing the removal of a 10% tax on betting and other levies that were never enforced.
Former Finance Minister, Dr. Amin Adam, emphasized that these taxes were never collected, making their purported abolition deceptive.
This controversy arises amidst discussions on the government’s 2025 Fiscal policy, where key tax reforms have been a focal point. The Minority has been vocal in highlighting discrepancies between the government’s announcements and the actual implementation of certain taxes, urging the public to scrutinize such claims critically.
A Plus’s remarks contribute to the ongoing debate about transparency and accountability in governmental fiscal policies, reflecting broader concerns about the accuracy of public communications regarding tax legislation.
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Source: hypesmediagh.com
