- Ghana Ministry of Finance plans to expand its e-invoicing system (e-VAT) in 2024
- Implementation may start in 2023 for medium taxpayers and cover all VAT-registered businesses by the end of 2024
- The second phase of implementation will cover 600 large taxpayers and over 2,000 small and medium taxpayers
- The e-VAT invoice will be the basis for all deductible expenses for income tax purposes.
Source: fonoa.com
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