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NRA Warns Businesses Against Selling Products Without Valid Tax Stamps, Threatens Tough Sanctions

The National Revenue Authority (NRA) has issued a stern warning to manufacturers, importers, distributors and businesses across Sierra Leone against the sale of products without valid Excise Tax Stamps, stressing that violations of the applicable regulations could attract severe enforcement measures, including additional tax assessments, seizure of goods and closure of business premises. The warning was contained in a public notice issued in Freetown on Wednesday, 4 November…

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