- Ghana Revenue Authority introduces 15 percent VAT on non-life insurance premiums starting 1 July 2025
- Affected insurance types include fire, marine, travel, theft, and property
- Motor insurance is exempt from this tax
- The initiative aims to increase public revenue in 2025
- Both individual and corporate policyholders will face higher costs for non-life insurance products
Source: atlas-mag.net
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