TAX EVASION.pdf - Christian Service University College
TAX EVASION.pdf - Christian Service University College
TAX EVASION.pdf - Christian Service University College
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2.7 Various Ways of Tax Evasion<br />
The following are the various ways of tax evasion;<br />
2.7.1 Evasion of Customs duty<br />
Customs duties are an important source of revenue in the developing countries. The<br />
importers purport to evade customs duty<br />
a. Under-invoicing and<br />
b. Misdeclaration of quality and product-description.<br />
Smuggling or exportation of foreign products through unauthorized route is resorted to<br />
for total evasion of livable customs duties as well as for importation of contraband items<br />
is a form of evasion.<br />
2.8 CEPS Officials aid smugglers defraud Ghana of millions in revenue<br />
The Ghana flag is fluttering and flying proudly at full mast at Kofi Badu Krom border.<br />
The apparent diligence and commitment to the patriotic duty of serving mother Ghana<br />
with integrity was on shining display.<br />
The coat of arms on their berets glittering in its entire splendor, these officers of the<br />
Customs, Excise and Preventive <strong>Service</strong> (CEPS) were in every sense a true reflection of<br />
the Ghanaian public servant’s outward elegance. They are in pleasantly sharp contrast to<br />
the abrasive, intimidating and extortionist attitude of the Ivorian security people who<br />
seem to derive a special joy in erecting barriers and barricades.<br />
Behind these broad smiles on the faces of some of these CEPS men, exists a complex<br />
web of rot and fraud under their happy supervision. The New Crusading Guide<br />
undercover reporter’s hidden camera has caught the ‘men in blue’ (motion picture) neck<br />
deep busily helping the smuggling mafia to deprive mother Ghana of her needed revenue.<br />
Not only that, the rot and bribery was so deep that our reporter who bought a truck full of<br />
(as an undercover businessman, Prince Agyei) and went through the secret smuggling