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ARTICLE · 25 NOVEMBER 2025

Ghana National Budget 2026: Key Fiscal Policy Changes

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

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The Government has presented a generally bullish, growth‑driven budget for 2026, balanced with cautious stabilisation measures aimed at consolidating gains in revenue mobilisation and compliance. The fiscal package signals a pivot toward broadening the tax base, streamlining administration through digital tools and aligning core regimes with international practice, while providing targeted reliefs to support priority sectors.

Value Added Tax (VAT)

The budget proposes a comprehensive reset of the VAT framework to simplify compliance, reduce effective rates, and leverage technology for enforcement.

  • Registration threshold increased. The VAT registration threshold will rise from GHS 200,000 to GHS 750,000, focusing compliance on medium and larger taxpayers and reducing administrative burdens for micro and small enterprises.

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