- Ghana’s 2026 budget proposes major VAT reforms: rate reduction, higher registration threshold, abolition of certain levies, extended zero-rating for textiles, and a new VAT reward scheme.
- Digital solutions and Fiscal Electronic Devices will be introduced to improve VAT collection and compliance, including for cross-border digital transactions.
- The Ghana Revenue Authority will cleanse its taxpayer registry and launch the first stage of the Integrated Tax Administration System by end of 2025.
- Comprehensive overhauls are planned for the Income Tax, Customs, and Excise Duty Acts to align with global standards, promote equity, and simplify compliance.
Source: regfollower.com
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