Parliament has completed the second reading of the Electronic Transfer (E-Levy) Bill.
The Bill was adopted at a reduced rate of 1.5% from the initial 1.75% amid a Minority walkout.
It is currently being considered by a Majority-sided House as some proposed amendments are carried out.
This development followed a showdown between both sides on Tuesday.
According to the Tamale South MP, E-levy was not enlisted in Parliament’s business statement for this week.
But Deputy Finance Minister, Abena Osei-Asare, urged Members of Parliament to join hands in passing the Electronic Transaction Levy (E-Levy) Bill to enhance the country’s economic recovery process.
According to her, Ghanaians have already accepted the tax revenue measure and expect its passage.
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