Newly appointed Finance Minister, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam, has pledged to facilitate the implementation of a faceless assessment system by the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA).

He emphasised that this anonymous evaluation procedure will bolster the efficiency of revenue collection, thereby fortifying the nation's financial standing and facilitating the attainment of its expenditure objectives.

Speaking in an interview on the Citi Breakfast Show, Adam Amin said, “We have heard that people are being harassed. All these are going to be streamlined so that you have a friendly approach and we will also get the GRA to introduce a faceless assessment system to ensure that we maximise revenue collection…and to be able to meet our expenditure target.”

Amin Adam also vowed to 'aggressively' pursue revenue collection by taking the initial step to visit various market areas and revenue centres to motivate GRA personnel further to keep up their revenue collection efforts.

“Revenue collection will be pursued aggressively, So you are going to see me moving around the revenue centres, the ports, the airport and the market areas to encourage the staff of GRA to collect more revenue but also to institute a friendly approach to collecting revenue," he noted.Following a reshuffle by President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo on February 14, 2024, Dr. Mohammed Amin Adam assumed the role of Finance Minister.

He has committed to adhering to the government's policies and initiatives as delineated in the 2024 budget.