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“The broadest-based consumption tax will increase by 5%. Additionally, the E-Levy rate was cleverly reduced by the devil in return for the more evil abolishment of all thresholds, which results in the charging of every transaction. No consultations in the least, in advance!” portions of a tweet he published stated.
All electronic money transfers will incur fees if Parliament approves the finance minister’s proposal.
In other words, the restriction that only transfers that total more than GHC 100 per day qualify for E-Levy deductions would be lifted.
So, even if you send only GHC 5, GHC 1, or GHC 50, E-Levy will be applied.
View the tweet from Bright Simons below:
Review of the E-Levy in the 2023 budget is a diabolical reduction, according to Bright Simons
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