#elevy

The government of Ghana has said that Ghanaians will continue to pay the 1.5% electronic transactions despite the government running to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for financial bailout. Reports indicate that the Ministry of Finance has said that neither will Ghanaians stop paying the e-levy nor the percentage of levy be reduced. The Ministry of Finance has said that the money that will be raised from the e-levy will be used to revive the economy. The Ministry stressed that other measures could be taken…

Ablakwa tells government to scrap E-levy if government is going to IMFIMF bailout is that they wouldn't allow president akufo-addo obstinately continue with his insensitive waste of the country's resource. NDC member of parliament for North Tongu constituency, samuel Okudjeto Ablakwa has urged the npp administration led by Nana akufo-addo to scrap the controversial electronic transaction Levy (E-Levy) because it is going to the international monetary fund (IMF). The member of Parliament made these comments via his…

After the implementation of the controversial Electronic Levy on May, actress Lydia Forson has expressed her thoughts as far as the levy is concern. The actress has expressed shock over how the President of Ghana Nana Akufo-Addo was able to lead the Kumi Preko demonstration against Value Added Tax under the then Jerry John Rawlings administration but introduces E-Levy years after. Apparently the actress can't fathom on the double standards that has been put on display by the President, the more reason she says…

Ghanaian gospel musician who recently surprised Ghanaians with her slaying habit has urged all Ghanaians to rally behind the implementation of the E-Levy which will kick off in May 2022. In a recent interview Evangelist Diana Asamoah who says she will marry secretly without telling anyone said there are a lot of projects the government need to embark on and that can only see the light of the day if Ghanaians pay their taxes. Speaking during a donation to Dzorwulu Special School, she mentioned that in advanced…

Kumawood actor Clement Bonney well known as Mr. Beautiful has described the controversial E–Levy which is about to commence come May 2022 as 'pure nonsense'. The actor who was speaking with Amansan Krakye on Kastle FM based in Cape Coast said the President of Ghana Nana Akufo-Addo has borrowed all the money he borrowed since he became President. "In the history of Ghana, Nana Addo has borrowed huge sums of money but has wasted all those monies frivolously." The little money left in the mobile money accounts of…

Ghanaian self acclaimed queen of comedy Afia Schwarzenegger doesn't seem pleased with the E-Levy which will soon be effective in May 2022. Following the introduction of the E-Levy many Ghanaians spoke against it and called for it's cancelation but Parliament still passed it into a bill. Speaking in a recent interview Afia Schwarzenegger said she won't pay the Electronic Levy. Afia is well known for her support for the ruling New Patriotic Party (NPP) but regardless of her love for the party she doesn't support the…

Comedian DKB has announced that he will cancel his Mobile Money account beginning May 1 because of the controversial Electronic Levy which will commence in May 2022. Speaking in an interview on April 12 born Derrick Kobina Bonney made the revelation known. Speaking on Kessben FM he said; “I’m going to cancel my Momo account.” The presenter, Preko Dankwa pointed out that the tax is intended to boost the development of the nation but DKB suggested that the government raise the amount and make Ghanaians aware of it…

Multiple award winning actress Joselyn Dumas has reacted to the Electronic Transaction levy which was passed on 29th March 2022. Reacting to the passing of the E-Levy she pointed that the introduction of E-Levy will surely kill digitization in Ghana. In a tweet the actress said people are emptying their MoMo left & right. "People are emptying their MoMo left & right. I guess we're back to cash system. E-Levy will be the demise of digitisation. The charges are ridiculous!... What???, she tweeted. …

Outspoken Ghanaian actress Lydia Forson has said that she will be the first to admit she was wrong if the E-levy truly transforms Ghana. She made this comment following the passing of the controversial E-levy on 29th March 2022. Reacting to the passing of the E-levy Lydia Forson noted in a tweet that she won't hesitate to admit that she was mistaken if indeed the E-levy has a positive impact on the country. If this #elevy really does transform this country the way they say it will; I will be first in line to admit…

New Juaben South MP, Michael Okyere Baafi has informed his constituent that the NDC MPs in Parliament are encouraging they the majority in Parliament in private to pass the e-levy. The member of Parliament noted that the public opposition of the E-Levy by the minority in Parliament is just a way to score political points from their loyal supporters who are not in support of the e-levy. ''The NDC MPs are supporting us in private and they want us to tell you people so that support it. They say they cannot tell the…