E-Levy: Minority MPs document directive against May 1 execution date at Supreme Court
Haruna Iddrisu, Okudzeto Ablakwa and Mahama Ayariga believe the Court should prevent the GRA from proceeding with plans to begin charging the expense one month from now
The MPs in addition to other things express execution of the disputable Electronic Transactions Levy will set off unsalvageable damage to a large number of Ghanaians
A few officials from the Minority bunch have documented an order at the Supreme Court against the May 1 execution date for the Electronic Transactions Levy (E-Levy).
North Tongu MP Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa; Minority Leader Haruna Iddrisu, and MP for Bawku Central, Mahama Ayariga, need the most elevated court of the land to limit the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) from proceeding with the execution plans.
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The three fight, among different reasons, that execution of the dubious E-Levy will set off hopeless damage to a large number of Ghanaians.
The suit against the Attorney General additionally difficulties the conditions under which the House supported the bill and later consented to by President Nana Akufo-Addo.
As per bits of the suit located by the YEN.com.gh, the MPs additionally contend that Parliament didn't have the satisfactory number of at minimum portion of individuals present when the bill was put before the House for thought and endorsement.
Counsel for the MPs, Godwin Kudzo Tameklo, on Tuesday, April 19 2022, recorded an interlocutory directive against the execution of the duty until the last assurance of the considerable case.
The MPs said since the essence of a stay of execution documented before against the new expense is commenced on their case that a wrongdoing was carried out in section of the bill in Parliament, its execution before the case is resolved will make issues.
E-Levy: Minority File Stay Of Execution Against New Tax And 'Squares' Akufo-Addo From Signing Bill Into Law
Minority in Parliament has documented a Stay of Execution on the section of the E-Levy bill, actually hindering President Akufo-Addo from marking it into regulation.
As of now, the Minority has finished a prior danger to challenge the bill's entry on Tuesday by an uneven Parliament, refering to wrongdoing.
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