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The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) in collaboration with the Registrar General’s Department (RGD) is implementing the e-Government project for easy tracking of taxes.

The project which is a public-private partnership is an initiative that is aimed at linking the GRA to the RGD electronically to ensure GRA has access to database of registered business for easy tracking and for tax purposes.

Mr Anthony Minlah, Commissioner of the Support Services Division of GRA, announced at a day’s sensitization seminar for the media on registration and e-registration of taxpayers in Accra on Monday.

Weiterlesen: Ghana Revenue Authority educates media on e-government project

The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) says beginning next year, all registered businesses would be required to re-register using passport numbers, national ID, driver’s license or voter ID numbers as tax identification numbers (TIN).

Project Manager for the GRA E-governance Project, Paul Kwakye told Adom News tax collection organisations like the VAT Service, Internal Revenue Service and CEPS used to give businesses tax identification numbers without asking for the picture ID cards of the business owners, but that has created room for people to do multiple registrations and evade tax.

Weiterlesen: Ghana Revenue Authority to use picture ID numbers as tax identification numbers

Cabinet has approved a policy document and a roadmap to complete the digital switchover by 2014, Mr Haruna Iddrisu, Minister of Communications said on Wednesday.

He said government would pursue in earnest the roll out of a nationwide Digital Terrestrial Television by 2012, adding that the expectation was that the digital switchover would be completed in 2013 ahead of the deadline.

Mr Iddrisu was speaking at the three-day workshop on Digital Switchover and Spectrum Harmonisation in Africa organised by Kemilinks International in collaboration with the National Communications Authority (NCA) in Accra.

Weiterlesen: GH: Government would complete digital switchover ahead of 2014 deadline – Haruna Iddrisu

The Koforidua Senior High School, also known as KOSEC, in the Eastern Region, has led the way forward, in electronic voting during student elections held there.

This was made known by the Headmistress, Mrs. Matilda R. Appiah, at the school's 20th Anniversary celebration, which was under the theme, 'Maintaining Our Academic and Social Record in the face of Daunting Challenges,' over the weekend in Koforidua.

Apart from the school, arguably the first institution in the country to introduce biometric voting, the Headmistress stressed that the students of the school also access their terminal reports via the internet.

Weiterlesen: GH: Koforidua Senior High School goes high tech

Government and the Electoral Commission have finally yielded to both domestic and international pressure and agreed to compliment the biometric voter registration with biometric voter verification at the polling station in order to enhance the integrity of the 2012 elections.

However, investigations undertaken by The New Statesman suggest that the ruling party, which has still not come to terms with biometric verification, is shifting the responsibility of funding the process to Ghana’s ‘development partners’.

Weiterlesen: GH: Biometric Verification is on

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