- The Commissioner-General of Ghana Revenue Authority has issued two administrative guidelines
- One guideline focuses on the need for taxpayers to obtain and retain VAT invoices for tax deductibility
- The other guideline provides direction on applying the VAT flat rate for supplies made by estate developers and suppliers of immovable property for rental purposes
- The guidelines were issued under the Revenue Administration Act, 2016, Act 915, as amended
- The guidelines emphasize the importance of maintaining necessary records, including VAT invoices, for tax deductions
- Taxpayers conducting business with VAT-registered individuals must obtain a tax invoice as evidence of the transaction
Source: globaltaxnews.ey.com
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