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ICU urges Bank of Ghana to reduce 25% Corporate Tax on rural banks

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The Industrial and Commercial Workers Union (ICU) has called on the Bank of Ghana to reduce the 25 percent corporate tax imposed on rural and community banks across the country. According to ICU, this has affected the operational cost of those banks resulting in poor service delivery. General Secretary of ICU, Morgan Ayawine made the call when he addressed members of ICU at Tamale in the Northern Region ahead of its National Quadrennial Delegate…
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ICU urges Bank of Ghana to reduce 25% Corporate Tax on rural banks

The Industrial and Commercial Workers Union (ICU) has called on the Bank of Ghana to reduce the 25 percent corporate tax imposed on rural and community banks across the country. According to ICU, this has affected the operational cost of those banks resulting in poor service delivery. General Secretary of ICU, Morgan Ayawine made the call when he addressed members of ICU at Tamale in the Northern Region ahead of its National Quadrennial Delegate…

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Fiscal policies must support growth of Rural and Community Banks- ICU to government

By Bright Kofi Agamah The General Secretary of the Industrial and Commercial Workers’ Union (ICU-Ghana), Mr. Morgan Ayawine, has urged the government to prioritize fiscal policies that support the rapid and sustainable growth of Rural and Community Banks. He expressed concern that some fiscal policies hinder the growth and sustainability of these banks. Mr. Ayawine made this statement while speaking at the ICU-Ghana Northern Regional Conference …

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