GRA Cracks Down on Corruption, Seeks Media Support
Brigadier General Zimbrim Bawah Ayarroga emphasized the GRA’s commitment to improving its reputation and increasing revenue collection
- Brigadier General Ayarroga warns against corruption, promising strict action for offenders
- Media collaboration is sought to expose misconduct within the GRA
- Emphasis on transparency and professionalism is crucial for improving tax collection
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) is ramping up its tax mobilization efforts under the leadership of Brigadier General Zimbrim Bawah Ayarroga, the newly-appointed Commissioner of the Customs Division.
He has issued a clear warning: any staff members engaged in corrupt practices will face severe consequences.
Brigadier General Zimbrim Bawah Ayarroga emphasized the GRA’s commitment to improving its reputation and increasing revenue collection,
He called on the media to aid these initiatives by exposing any GRA officers with credible misconduct evidence.
His statements came during a media forum in Sunyani on October 24, following a three-day tour of the Bono, Bono East, and Ahafo regions, where he interacted with staff, inspected facilities, and tackled operational challenges.
Highlighting the vital role of tax revenue in national development, he urged staff to adopt transparent practices that help traders and the business community meet their tax obligations.
Responding to media concerns, Brigadier General Zimbrim Bawah Ayarroga reiterated that enhancing service delivery through capacity building, discipline, and professionalism is essential for the GRA’s success.
