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Maroc - GHANASOCCERNET.COM - A la Une - 27/Aug 22:44
Ghana FA boss Kurt Okraku calls for tax relief on football-related items
The Ghana Football Association (GFA) president, Kurt Okraku, has raised concerns about the negative impact of taxes on football-related items.He believes that these taxes are hindering the development of the football industry in Ghana.During the 30th Ordinary Congress of the GFA, Okraku emphasised the financial burden imposed by taxing imported or donated items intended for national teams and grassroots football development."The items imported by the GFA, or donated for use by the National Teams and for Grassroots Football development, have been taxed over the years," Okraku said."For a football industry that is already heavily resource-constrained, this practice is inimical to the development of the industry," he added.He argued that this practice is inimical to the growth of the industry as it places an unnecessary strain on resources.In addition to addressing the tax issue, the congress also witnessed Okraku cutting sod for new projects at the Soccer Center of Excellence.These projects include a gym, futsal arena, 40-bed hostel, and swimming pool. These initiatives aim to enhance the facilities available for football development in Ghana.
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