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The Ghana Revenue Authority says the relevant authorities are investigating the circumstances leading to its Circle offices going up in flames on Sunday.
Although no lives, cash or cheques were lost, the GRA said the inferno caused “extensive damage.”
The affected building houses the Large Taxpayers Office, the Adabraka Medium Taxpayers Office and some staff from GRA Head office,” a statement from the Authority said.
“All LTO Taxpayers should transact their business at Kinbu Sub LTO located at GRA Head office (Ministries).
Adabraka Medium Taxpayers should transact their tax business at the Adabraka Small Taxpayer Office located near Adabraka Police Station,” the GRA directed.
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