ENSign | Tax Audit Pitfalls To Avoid In Ghana (Video)

This inaugural edition examines the key developments that shaped Ghana's tax system in 2025, exploring legislative amendments, evolving policy positions, changes in administrative and enforcement practice, and emerging dispute trends. The publication provides taxpayers and professional advisers with a clear, practical assessment of Ghana's current tax framework and future direction.

Non-profit organization secretariats under the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection define a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) as a "non-governmental legal entity, association...

The Government has presented a generally bullish, growth‑driven budget for 2026, balanced with cautious stabilisation measures aimed at consolidating gains...

As Ghana prepared to usher in a new era of revenue mobilization and fiscal reform, three major tax policies were set to take effect in July 2025.

Cletus Banseh, a partner in tax, chats to David A Asiedu in another episode in the tax audit series. They discuss what bad debts are, how they influence your company's tax position and how to obtain some tax relief.

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In Nigeria, a Tax Clearance Certificate (TCC) is an essential document for businesses, serving as proof of compliance with tax obligations.

Tax compliance is a fundamental aspect of business operations in Nigeria. In Nigeria's rapidly evolving regulatory environment, understanding and adhering to tax requirements can be challenging for many business owners. Non-compliance, whether intentional or accidental, can lead to severe penalties, interest charges, and damage to a business's reputation.

In our latest ENSign podcast, David A. Asiedu and Cletus Banseh from Ghana continue their discussion on tax audit pitfalls discussing options available for taxpayer disputes.