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2021 Budget: Arts, entertainment and hospitality industry to get tax holidays
2021 Budget: Trotros and Taxis to enjoy free income tax, hotels and restaurants to get 30% rebate
Full text: 2021 Budget Statement presented by Caretaker Finance Minister
Government to introduce 1% Covid-19 Health Levy, 3 others to help economy recover
¢100bn ‘Obaatan pa’ programme unprecedented investment in our economy – Caretaker Finance Minister
2021 Budget: Government needs to be candid with our economic figures – Seth Terkper
Kwaku Antwi-Boasiako: Useless annual budget vox pop by Ghanaian media
2021 Budget: Government considering creative revenue measures to solve fiscal slippages – Oppong Nkrumah
Government expected to announce enhanced revenue measures today
Bawumia likely present 2021 Budget statement to Parliament – Kyei Mensah
₵15.7 billion was spent on flagship programs – Ken Ofori-Atta
International capital markets will help fund the 2021 budget – Finance Minister
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