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Some imported items may qualify for tax exemptions – Customs

Speaking with Isaac Addae on Morning Starr on Starr FM, Mrs Omari said the fact that an item is imported does not automatically mean every importer will be required to pay taxes on it, as exemptions may apply.
Senior Revenue Officer with the Collection of Preventive Unit at the Accra International Airport, Comfort Dadee Omari, says some imported items may qualify for tax exemptions, depending on the applicable requirements.
She explained that although imported items brought into Ghana are generally subject to applicable taxes, there are circumstances where an exemption may be granted.
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