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Ghana Publishing Company Limited faces GH¢22 million VAT debt with GRA

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Ghana Publishing Company Limited held a press briefing in Accra on November 2, 2026, regarding its outstanding tax liability with the Ghana Revenue Authority. The company stated that the accumulated unpaid Value Added Tax (VAT) debt totals GH¢22 million, which is higher than the company's 2025 profit after tax of GH¢16.96 million. GPCL management is currently negotiating with the Ghana Revenue Authority for an installment arrangement to settle the debt accumulated over five years.

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The outstanding debt represents a significant financial challenge for Ghana Publishing Company Limited as it works to restore its financial position. The negotiation process impacts the company's ability to operate while affecting the tax collection efforts of the Ghana Revenue Authority in Ghana.

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    Ghana might see its national revenue targets affected due to the outstanding tax liability.

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