Ghana Is Considering Taxing Anointing Oil & Other Items Sold by Pastors

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Emmanuel Kofi Nti, The Commissioner-General of the Ghana Revenue Authority recently revealed that the country has made plans to impose taxes on anointing oil, stickers and other items sold by churches.

According to Punch newspaper Ghana, the move is supported by Ghana president Nana Akufo-Addo.  They believe churches have moved from providing charity to accumulating wealth.

Kofi Nti said:

The man of God; is he not an individual? And is he not accountable to the state for his tax obligations? There is an opportunity for us to look at it.
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