5 Major Developments in Ghana
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GRA to charge importers additional 12.5% if they fail to register for VAT
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2nd phase of the E-VAT System implementation in Ghana is in place
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Exempt Exploration Firms from VAT on Drilling and Laboratories
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A New Electronic Invoicing (Receipt) System for VAT-Registered Businesses in Ghana
Customs
E-Commerce / Electronic Services
E-invoicing
Excise
Exemption
Fiscalization
Importation
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GRA to charge importers additional 12.5% if they fail to register for VAT
- Non-VAT Registered Importers To Pay 12.5% Upfront
Invoice
Legal Acts
Legislative Change
Rate
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VAT rates and the latest change in the standard VAT rate in Ghana in 2023
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VAT Rates and the Latest Change in the Standard VAT rate in Ghana in 2023
Real Time Reporting/Continuous Transaction Controls
Registration
- A New Electronic Invoicing (Receipt) System for VAT-Registered Businesses in Ghana
- GRA to charge importers additional 12.5% if they fail to register for VAT
- GRA to Implement Unregistered VAT Importers Upfront Payment
Reporting / Compliance
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2nd phase of the E-VAT System implementation in Ghana is in place
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GRA Triggers Upfront VAT Compliance Strategy; as Policy Maximises Tax Revenue
- GRA Arrests Three Shop Owners for not Issuing VAT Invoices
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More Shop Owners Invited for Questioning over VAT Compliance
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GRA Invites more Shop Owners for Questioning over VAT Compliance
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How does Communication with the Tax Authority in Ghana Work?
Taxable Amount
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Importance for tax purposes of clear discount and rebate policy highlighted
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Importance for tax purposes of clear discount and rebate policy highlighted
Tax Authorities / Penalties
- GRA to charge importers additional 12.5% if they fail to register for VAT
- How does Communication with the Tax Authority in Ghana Work?
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