B5 Plus Limited paid more than GH¢1 billion in taxes between January and September 2026, according to the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA).
The company’s tax contribution was highlighted during a top management engagement with the GRA, where Commissioner of the Domestic Tax Revenue Division, Dr Martin Kolbil Yamborigya, commended B5 Plus for its tax compliance.
Dr Yamborigya said the company’s tax payments would contribute to financing national development, including roads, schools, healthcare, security and social interventions.
He encouraged other businesses and individuals to meet their tax obligations and contribute to the country’s revenue mobilisation efforts.
The GRA said the engagement formed part of its efforts to promote tax compliance and strengthen collaboration with businesses.
The Authority has urged taxpayers to emulate businesses that fulfil their tax obligations, stressing the importance of domestic revenue to funding Ghana’s development.
