Revenue

Ghana spent nearly half of revenue on debt servicing in 5 years

Election year uncertainties impact import revenue – GRA Customs Division urges doubling efforts

Ghana’s cocoa export revenue hits lowest levels since 2018

ECG risk huge revenue loss

KATH records over 150% increase in revenue over 6 months

Government’s decision to keep existing taxes in Mid-Year Budget provides respite for businesses – Deloitte

Ghana cracks down on trade leakages: Gov’t takes decisive action to stem $5.5bn annual loss

MUSIGA’s Tamale workshop focuses on using digital tools to generate revenue

ECG fully complies with Cash Waterfall Mechanism for the first time

Most content creators lie about their revenue – Entamoty

Ghana’s revenue-to-GDP ratio to exceed 17% within next six years, but expenditure to remain flat – IMF

Revenue mobilisation is my topmost priority – Finance Minister

“Push to exceed revenue target” can be unproductive

Sehwi Wiawso Chief urges assembly members to adopt innovative ways to mobilise funds

Lands Commission improves revenue by 12% in 2023

Ghana’s fiscal deficit to narrow to 4.5% of GDP in 2024; GH¢55.93bn to be spent on interest payments

IMF expects revenue to underperform target; expenditure to overshoot target

Our economy did better than expected in 2023 – Ofori-Atta reiterates

Government’s 2024 revenue target overoptimistic, will be difficult to achieve – IFS

KMA collecting data for effective tax collection from night businesses

Twitter loses nearly half advertising revenue since Elon Musk takeover

ECG’s measures to block losses raise revenue in a month

Ghana’s fiscal adjustment underway, quarter 1 data reveals – Report

I’ll make NDC a self-sufficient party – Kwabena Duffuor

PBC Troubles: JoyNews explores factors accounting for steep decline in revenue

GRA monitoring team recovers over ¢85m revenue shortfall

2023 Budget will boost revenue but expenditure estimate not realistic – Fitch Solutions

Services sector generates more revenue than any other

Government increases revenue projections by 220%

Government increases revenue projections by 220 per cent

2023 Budget is “a make or break one” – IEA

Ghana loses about 18 times more through under-reporting in quarrying sub-sector – ACEP

Be transparent with data to IMF; fast programme depends on transparency – Terkper to government

Inefficient bureaucracy, lawlessness and non-compliance are key causes of revenue shortfalls – Bawumia

85% revenue has been lost due to E-Levy – African Network of Entrepreneurs CEO

700k public servants absorb 52% of our revenues – Deputy Finance Minister

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