The Commission took the campaign to traditional rulers and market places and interacted with fowl sellers, artisans and hairdressers among others and advised them to honour their tax obligations for development.

Mr Nassam said tax payment in any amounts must not be considered as small since little contributions put together would build a mighty nation. He said industrialised nations developed through commitment of their citizens to pay tax and appealed to all to pay their taxes for improved healthcare delivery, better education and improved road networks.

He gave the assurance that with the continued support of the Ghana Revenue Authority the Commission would continue to carry its mandate of education to generate more revenue for the country. The communities the Commission visited included the Nalerigu Township, Gambaga, Gbintiri, Namiyala and Langbinsi.