Amidst Ghana Revenue Authority’s (GRA) relentless efforts to enforce compliance and tackle VAT violations among businesses, the Pentecost Convention Centre (PCC) stands out as a shining example of tax compliance, earning commendation from the Authority.
The GRA presented a well-deserved citation to the facility’s management on July 28, 2023, in recognition of this exemplary feat.
Pastor Prince Odoom, the Manager of PCC, received the citation on behalf of the Centre and expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Authority for the recognition.
He further assured that the Centre would continue to contribute its quota to the nation’s development by upholding Christian values and principles, which includes dutifully fulfilling their tax obligations.
Located at Millenium City near Kasoa in the Central Region, the purpose-built Pentecost Convention Centre boasts impressive conference spaces, including 5000 and 3000-seater capacity auditoriums, along with dining halls, a state-of-the-art laundry facility, and a water treatment plant.
The Centre also has service shops like grocery and barbering salons.
The Centre gained widespread acclaim during the CoVID-19 pandemic when it served as a treatment and isolation center, offering its facilities to the government of Ghana.
To further boost tax revenue and promote infrastructural and social projects, the GRA launched the Ghana Revenue Authority Engagement with Religious Leaders, seeking religious leaders’ support in tax education and encouraging their followers to fulfill their tax obligations to the state.
Pentecost Convention Centre’s success sets an example for faith-based communities to strengthen members’ sense of responsibility as citizens, fostering greater tax compliance and supporting the Authority’s efforts to mobilise revenue for the state.
It is also worthy of mention that the Centre was previously honoured by the Kingdom Equip Network for its exceptional facilities and role as a hub of Christian spirituality.
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