GRA triggers emergency measures to save businesses as heavy rains paralyse Accra
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) issued an urgent directive to the business community on Monday, 29 June 2026, detailing emergency measures to support business continuity as heavy rains continue to affect Accra and other parts of the country. The Commissioner-General of the GRA openly acknowledged the severe operational strain inflicted by the hostile weather. The GRA has assured the business community that aggressive measures have been deployed across its entire operational network to keep trade moving.
The ongoing torrential rains are causing widespread disruption to transport networks, delaying the movement of essential goods, crippling day-to-day business operations, and piling intense pressure on enterprises trying to meet strict customer and regulatory obligations. GRA teams across the country's ports, border posts, and Taxpayer Service Centers (TSCs) have put measures in place to maintain essential Customs and Domestic Tax services. The GRA is encouraging businesses to utilize the authority's digital service platforms and has advised companies to factor in significant delays in transportation and supply chains when planning operations.
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