According to the Ghana Revenue Authority, the introduction of a unified common property rate platform will start on January 1st.
Together with the Metropolitan, Municipal, and District Assemblies, it is doing this.
According to a statement from the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), “Starting January 1, 2023, the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) will be partnering with the Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies (MMDAs) in the collection of property rates in the country using a Unified Common Property Rate Platform.”
In order to improve the collection and accounting of property rates, the Unified Common Property Rate Platform, also known as Myassembly.gov.gh, is an end-to-end district revenue collecting and administration platform.
Additionally, it is connected to the Ghana.gov.gh payment system.
According to the GRA, there are numerous advantages for property owners.
Cash transactions and payments to the Assembly employees will be reduced as a result.
Additionally, it facilitates the payment of bills through electronic cards, bank payments, mobile money, and other methods.
It includes complete automation for sending bills, notifying customers, and sending alarms.
Additionally, it includes a self-service portal where users can review rateable values, rate bills, and balances among other things.
The platform has access, among other things, to real-time reporting of receipts and bill status.
All property owners and ratepayers are urged by the GRA to “use this platform for the payment of property rates.”