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GRA Reiterates There Is No 'Two-Phone Law' in Ghana
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) clarified that there is no 'two-phone law' in effect, contradicting previous rumors and misinformation. The statement was issued to address public confusion and prevent unnecessary compliance. The clarification comes amid ongoing discussions about tax policies and consumer electronics in Ghana.
The GRA, through its official channels, explicitly stated that no law exists requiring individuals to own only one phone. This clarification was made in response to recent social media posts and news reports that had falsely claimed such a regulation was in place. The statement was published on multiple platforms, including GhanaWeb, to ensure wide dissemination.
The clarification was issued on September 13, 2026, and was reiterated across multiple sources, including GhanaWeb. No official documents or legal texts were cited to support the claim, but the GRA emphasized that any such law would have been publicly announced through official channels.
The statement has been widely shared on social media, with some users expressing relief at the clarification. No immediate legal or enforcement actions have been reported as a result of the announcement.
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IndependentGhana WebSep 14, 02:00 AM
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IndependentGhana WebSep 13, 10:17 PM
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