Tune in as we break down the essential guide to navigating tax audits in Ghana. In this episode, we highlight specific pitfalls...

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.

ENSign Ghana: The GRA's rules on tax deductions - What's in, What's out?

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.

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.

In November 2022, the Minister for Finance (during his reading of the budget statement and economic policy of the Government for the 2023 financial year)...

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.

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

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

Are you wondering how to register your business in Ghana? The laws of Ghana mandate the Office of the Registrar of Companies (ORC) to register all businesses in Ghana.

2022 was one of the most difficult years in the economic history of Ghana.

The controversial Value Added Tax (Amendment) Bill that was approved by the Ghana Parliament on 15 November 2013 despite a walkout by minority members received Presidential assent on 30 December 2013 and was gazetted on 31 December 2013.

The year 2020 will forever be remembered as the year in which the COVID-19 pandemic hit the entire world.

This is the second of my three part series of articles on the newly enacted Transfer Pricing ('TP') Regulations in Ghana.

Business entities are constantly springing up and for obvious reasons, the tax collector is very much interested in that.

In Ghana, personal income tax (PIT) also known as Employment Income Tax (EIT) is one of the major and significant sources of direct tax revenue for the government apart from business income tax and investment income tax.

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.

Property owners are always concerned about their potential tax liability arising from the sale of a residential or commercial property and how they can lower their liability or avoid paying tax altogether.

Parliament on 31 March 2023 passed the Growth and Sustainability Levy Bill, 2022...

The introduction of new taxes on the gaming industry in Ghana, as outlined in the Income Tax (Amendment) Act 2023, involves the imposition of a withholding tax on winnings and a tax on Gross Gaming Revenue.