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?
Blind argument. You people are still defending unreasonable duty charges. This 2017 Corolla costs around GH¢62,000 and does not even attract an overage penalty. Yet, if I want to import it into Ghana, the government wants to charge GH¢44,503 in import duty. How can you possibly defend that as reasonable?
Used Elantra $2,200 that’s like 25,000ghc but if I want to send it to someone in Ghana, the Ghana Government says you have to pay 65,156ghc on duty. In fact, this nonsense has to stop. Looking at this for example makes the Government’s reason why extortion has been normalized.
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“I was so scared of becoming broke and not being able to get money for my family that I worked seven days a week and was on the verge of suffering a stroke. I didn’t even know I was hypertensive. I’m even grateful it happened because if it hadn’t, I wouldn’t have known what could have happened next. Young men, make time for yourselves.”
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