- Ghana Revenue Authority is developing an automated digital tax tool to increase VAT collection from online transactions.
- The system will withhold VAT at the point of purchase, reducing underreporting in the digital economy.
- The rollout will apply gradually to both domestic and non-resident providers, especially those not already VAT-registered.
- Non-resident digital service providers already registered for VAT may be unaffected, but unregistered ones could be impacted.
- The system is expected to enter production by August 2026, with local financial institutions likely handling withholding and remittance.
Source: 1stopvat.com
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