- The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) launched the e-VAT system in October 2022.
- The pilot group included 50 large taxpayers.
- The second phase will expand the e-VAT system to include 600 large taxpayers and over 2000 small and medium-sized taxpayers in 2024.
- The GRA’s tax digitization includes initiatives for cashless payments, online tax filings, and platforms for e-commerce and digital services.
- Under the e-VAT framework, taxpayers must issue VAT receipts, invoices, and credit notes electronically with a QR code and other essential content elements.
Source: sovos.com
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