Politics
Support E-Levy So We Can Construct More Roads For You – Paul Amaning
Paul Amaning, the Eastern Region New Patriotic Party (NPP) Chairman hopeful has tasked Ghanaians to get behind government’s effort to get mobilized funds from electronic levy to construct more roads for Ghanaians.
According to him, e-levy will enable government to settle its debt obligations to them.
According to him, paying of taxes should not be perceived as suffering but rather paying high interest rates on loans puts a huge burden on the tax payer.
Paul Amaning defended his stance saying that it is taxes that are used to undertake developmental projects including constructing motorable roads and building good hospitals.
“The road sector will get its fair share of the e-levy. All contractors owed by the government will be paid. A number of deplorable roads will be fixed when the introduction of E-Levy is because all contractors we owe will be paid. You are going to benefit directly from its implementation. No serious government will joke with its contractors,”
“Once Ghanaians accept to pay the taxes I will support them demand for accountability for the e-levy [from government] when the time is due. I won’t say I am an NPP member because when the e-levy is used to construct roads, I will be the one to benefit and when it is used to build hospitals, I will be the one to benefit and when it is used to expand secondary schools and basic schools…”
In his view, Ghanaians should understand government’s position and agree to it then they can subsequently hold them to account and request for a list of all projects undertaken with e-levy.
Source: Richard Obeng Bediako/Kingdom FM Online
Source: newsghana.com.gh

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