WIRE — Governments much-publicised revenue mobilisation drive, including the use of artificial intelligence in customs administration, has failed to deliver the expected boost to state coffers, with Ghana missing its first-half revenue target by GH¢1.4 billion, the Centre for Policy Scrutiny (CPS) has revealed. The policy think tank said the shortfall raises fresh questions about the effectiveness The post Publican AI tax reforms flop as Ghana misses GH¢1.4bn revenue target — CPS appeared first on The Herald ghana.
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