If I want to import a 2002 Corolla from Ghana to the US, I would pay around $160 in import duty, which is about GH¢1,900. But if I want to import the same car from the US to Ghana, the Ghanaian government would charge around $7,300, which is about GH¢75,904. That’s over a 3,895% increase. The US, an advanced country with much higher wages, exempts much of the tax because the car is old. But Ghana, which can’t even produce cars locally and has a daily minimum wage of around GH¢20, adds penalties because the car is old, even though they know many people can’t afford newer ones. Do you see the nonsense in this?
Let me just tell you people ahead of time what this gig is about. The oyibo puppet master in Washington DC last month told his puppet in Aso Rock to raise Nigeria's Value Added Tax from 7.5% to 10%.
Ghana's VAT is 15%. So the puppet is sending influencers to make false comparisons with Ghanaian prices (without comparing incomes where Ghana's per capita income in nearly 3x that of Nigeria), to prepare your mind for a tax hike.
That's what Ruth and her fellow abominable stupid fucks are doing in Ghana. It's an IMF gig, but they're too stupid to know how badly they have undercharged.
Thank you and goodbye.
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