- Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) introduces second phase of Electronic VAT Invoicing System
- System aims to provide real-time monitoring of VAT transactions
- 2,000 VAT-registered taxpayers to be onboarded in second phase
- First phase launched for 600 taxpayers in May 2024
Source: regfollower.com
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