- E-Invoicing will be mandatory in Ghana from July 1, 2023, for 650 large taxpayers selected by the government.
- The E-VAT system was introduced in October 2022 to improve invoicing for VAT transactions, and it applies to invoices, credit notes, and inventory and purchase information.
- The implementation is phased, with large taxpayers already invited to issue electronic invoices since October 2022, medium taxpayers joining in 2023, and all companies required to comply from 2024.
Source Edicom
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