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Management of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has urged the public to disregard a false publication on GRA's auctioning of COCOBOD's...

The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has refuted reports alleging its auctioning of agrochemicals, fertilizers, and other inputs due to the Cocoa Marketing Company's (COCOBOD) failure to pay duties on the items.

ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has given extensive powers to the Pakistan Coast Guards (PCG) and...

SARS said it protected the lawful clothing and textile industry by seizing thousands of shoes at the Lebombo border with Mozambique.

Per Section 52 of the Customs Act 2015 (Act 891) of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), all importers and the trading community have been admonished to ensure that their goods are cleared within seven (7) days after being discharged. | Pulse Ghana

We knew about omicron. and yet the tests were not distributed. it is so shameful people are waiting hours and hours for testing. they are not getting them. about a million tests were expired in the state warehouse. >> since you mentioned him, i want to get your reaction to what the florida surgeon general said this week. listen. >> we are going to be working to unwind the sort of testing psychology that our federal leadership has managed to unfortunately get most of the country in over the last ...

The tests werent distributed. its just so shameful that people would wait hours an hours for tests, the test sites close, down there is no state run testing facilities, and yet about 1 million tests when expired, in the state warehouse. >> well, since you mentioned, i want to get your reaction to what florida surgeon general, joseph lad of poll said, this week. listen. >> we are going to be working to unwind the testing psychology that our federal leadership has managed to, unfortunately, get mo...

Up in Smoke: SARS Destroys R18M Worth of Illegal Cigarettes Apr 09, 2021 The South African Revenue Services (SARS) has destroyed 12 million illegal cigarettes with a market value of R18 million will be destroyed in Cape Town on Friday. Sars says various government departments fighting against illegal imports and exports will shred the cigarettes at the State Warehouse on Cape Town’s Foreshore. The revenue collection service says the waste will then be transferred via a conveyor belt to specia...

WATCH: R18 million worth of illegal cigarettes shredded in Cape Town By Staff Reporter Share Cape Town – The shredding of 12 million illegal cigarettes with a market value of R18 million took place in Cape Town this morning. The illegal cigarettes were seized in various operations, including the seizure of a 12m container smuggled into the country with the contents falsely declared as another commodity. The clampdown on illicit imports and exports is a major focus of government under the ausp...

File image NATIONAL NEWS - Government’s renewed vigour to eliminate illegal tobacco imports and exports will be demonstrated on Friday when a multi-department operation will see 12 million cigarettes being destroyed. The consignment, which has a R18 million market value will be destroyed at the State Warehouse, at no.9 FW de Klerk Boulevard, Cape Town Foreshore at 08:00. In a statement, the South African Revenue Service (SARS) said the cigarettes would be shredded on-s...