A total of 1,090,338 taxpayers have so far been issued with their Tax Identification Numbers (TIN) by the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) since the law came into force in 2016, Emmanuel Kofi Nti, Commissioner-General of GRA has stated.
Although he fell short of disclosing the targeted number of people to be registered, he said the exercise would cover every individual who makes a living in the country including Senior High School (SHS) leavers who were yet to enter the job market.
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