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E-Levy is not double taxation says John Kumah

Finance Ministry
Dr. John Kumah, Deputy Minister of finance
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By Benedicta Konadu

A Deputy Finance Minister, John Kumah has stated that there is nothing like double taxing in E- levy. “Simply E-Levy is not double taxation.”

Speaking on the GTV Breakfast Show, he stated that the lack of Patriotic responsibility on the part of the people has created the impression that, E- levy is double taxation.

“It is lack of Patriotic responsibility, even though they want the government to develop the country. Just like the right to citizenship, it is the right to pay tax,” he noted.

E-Levy not double taxation

He however stated that people being taxed on their income is not double taxation but rather their responsibility.

“Then double taxation is on everything we buy when you send money to your mother, you will be taxed. When you go to the market and you transact your businesses, when you buy fuel at the station, when you buy medicines, you will be taxed. So E-levy is not double taxation,” he added.

He again stated that, momo transactions are used for goods and services and that taxation has implications on incomes.

The Minister clarified that the first GHC100 momo transaction in a day will not be taxed.

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