
<p style="font-size:25px"><strong>A piece of breaking news reaching us at OccupyGh.com indicates that Finance Minister, Ken Ofori-Atta in the name of the Government of Ghana has agreed to withdraw the controversial E-levy in Parliament.</strong></p>



<p>However, there is a catch… the withdrawal is to enable the reintroduction after a careful assessment and possibly reduction of the rate by the Finance Minister.</p>



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<p>This was made public by the Deputy Majority Leader.</p>



<p>Alexander Afenyo-Markin said the government will withdraw the controversial levy on Tuesday, February 15.</p>



<p>Presenting the business statement for Parliament next week, the Effutu MP said the government will reintroduce the E-levy Friday, February 18.</p>



<p>According to Joy News’ Parker Wilson, the reintroduced levy be at a reviewed percentage of 1<a href="https://occupygh.com/government-agrees-to-withdraw-e-levy-from-parliament">.</a>5.</p>



<p>More details shortly. Visit <a href="https://occupygh.com/category/breaking-news">OccupyGh.com for more related stories.</a></p>
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BREAKING: Gov’t Agrees To Withdraw E-Levy From Parliament (DETAILS)
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