The officials of the enforcement unit of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) have invited nine shop owners for questioning and sealed one shop for noncompliance.
This is part of its efforts to ensure voluntary Value Added Tax (VAT) compliance.
The GRA expects that all suppliers of taxable items, goods, or services, issue VAT invoices as required by law, and in the same vein, the customer is required by law to obtain an invoice if such transactions attract VAT.
Source: myjoyonline.com
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