Phase 2 of E-VAT rollout to commence December 2023 The Ghanian Revenue Authority (GRA) has confirmed that it will launch phase 2 of it’s e-invoicing regime, ‘E-VAT’, in December 2023. Phase 1 started in 2022 with 600 taxpayers, and is on track to complete in
2023 Budget hikes VAT as country seeks debt restructuring with IMF The West African country of Ghana has announced raise in Value Added Tax standard rate from 12.5% to 15%. This reverses a cut put into place in 2018. The revenues would be used for
VAT (Amendement) Act 2022 updates regulations on non-resident e-commerce rules Confirms VAT on e-commerce No VAT registration threshold for non-residents VAT on foreign e-services providers since 2014 The West African country of Ghana imposed its Value Added Tax on non-resident providers of digital or electronic
First 600 taxpayers on e-VAT; full mandate for all by 2024 The Ghanian Revenue Authority (GRA) has now onboarded 600 taxpayers to e-VAT, its electronic invoicing reporting regime. These are large and high-risk taxpayers. Get our free VAT newsletter for international VAT updates. This covers
The West African country of Ghana imposed its Value Added Tax on non-resident providers of digital or electronic services to consumer 1 April 2022. The original VAT Act containing the obligation was passed in 2013, but the Ghana Revenue Authority did not have the resources
The West African country of Ghana imposed its Value Added Tax on non-resident providers of digital or electronic services to consumer from 1 January 2014. There is a VAT registration threshold of GHS 200,000 per annum (approx €28,000). The current VAT rate in Ghana is
Ghana is proposing an additional 1% addition to its existing Value Added Tax rate to help manage the worsening COVID-19 government deficit. This new “Health Levy” will help with expenditure on vaccinations, health facilities and related emergency spend. It is scheduled to come into effect
