Mr Roland Agambire, the Group Chairman of Rlg Communications, the company that brought Chris Brown to Ghana and paid him allegedly a million dollar has been declared wanted by the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), the national tax regulatory agency for defaulting tax obligations.

According to the National Coordinator for the Task Force at the GRA, Henry Sam, all attempts to reach Mr Agambire to pay his overdue taxes have proved futile.

Mr Agambire has been at the centre of tax default with one of his subsidiary companies, ACI Construction Company Limited, defaulting to a tune of GHC14,312,974.19 within a period of one year.

The premises of the RLG has been attached and the company has up to 14 days to pay its tax payment as failure to do so will lead to the auctioning of the property to cover the tax liabilities.

Henry Sam has further explained that under Section 34 of the VAT Act, Act 546, and Section 136 of the Internal Revenue Act, when a property is sealed, owners have 14 days within which to pay up.