The Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has urged importers, exporters and other actors in Ghana’s international trade ecosystem to minimise documentation errors, cautioning that inaccurate or incomplete declarations contribute significantly to delays in Customs processing and ultimately increase the cost of doing business. Rubben Kwaku Satu, Esq., Supervisor at the Customs Technical […]
The Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has urged importers, exporters and other actors in Ghana’s international trade ecosystem to minimise documentation errors, cautioning that inaccurate or incomplete declarations contribute significantly to delays in Customs processing and ultimately increase the cost of doing business. Rubben Kwaku Satu, Esq., Supervisor at the Customs Technical […]
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