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GRA is an acronym that can refer to multiple organizations, programs, or roles. Its exact meaning depends on the regional or disciplinary context, so interpretation typically requires accompanying information.

One widely known use is the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), a national government agency in Ghana responsible for the administration and collection of the country’s taxes. The GRA is tasked with enforcing tax laws, administering border duties and customs, and improving revenue mobilization and compliance to fund public services. It operates through divisions that handle domestic taxes and customs activities and serves individuals and businesses across the country.

Another common use is Graduate Research Assistant (GRA), a position held by graduate students in universities. GRAs work under faculty supervision to support research projects, including data collection and analysis, literature reviews, and sometimes teaching assistance. They are typically funded through stipends or research grants and are enrolled in a graduate degree program.

Because GRA can denote different entities in different contexts, readers should rely on surrounding information—such as the country, institution, or field—to determine the intended meaning. Beyond these, the acronym is also used by various other organizations, programs, and offices worldwide, reflecting the diverse ways the same letters can encode distinct concepts.