
Ghana’s 2026 Budget: VAT Reduced to 20% to Ease Business Burden
Ghana’s 2026 Budget: Tax reforms lower VAT and ease rules for businesses to boost the economy.

Ghana’s 2026 Budget: Tax reforms lower VAT and ease rules for businesses to boost the economy.

GRA’s new taxpayer drive targets eight million Ghanaians, boosting domestic revenue and advancing Ghana’s long-term fiscal independence.

IMF urges Sub-Saharan Africa to modernize tax systems, close loopholes, and adopt digital tools to boost fair, sustainable revenue.

Many Ghanaian SMEs skip tax filing due to myths and fear. Learn why compliance builds credibility, prevents penalties, and fuels growth.

GRA prioritizes voluntary tax compliance in Ghana, but enforces with lawful measures like freezing accounts or assets against persistent defaulters.

Ghana’s 2025 VAT reform will simplify compliance, reduce inefficiencies, and create a more business-friendly environment with key changes.

Ghana offers tax incentives, exemptions, and reliefs for individuals and businesses, promoting investment, development, and economic growth across sectors.

Ghana’s 2025 Mid-Year Budget Review will assess economic performance, revenue collection, expenditure adjustments, and fiscal health for stakeholders.

Ghana leads tax reform discussions at the 45th CATA conference, showcasing innovation, digital strategies, and sustainable revenue mobilization efforts.

Ghana introduces simplified tax system for small businesses and informal workers to boost compliance and expand national tax base.

Ghana upgrades its E-VAT system in 2025 to boost tax compliance, simplify VAT reporting, and drive digital transformation.

Medieval Ghana taxed everything—from shadows to rain! Today’s taxes may have evolved, but they still surprise and frustrate.