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Ghana’s 20% digital tax explained: What changes on Oct 15 and how it affects you
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Under the new arrangement, participating banks and payment service providers will collect the relevant tax when customers pay for qualifying digital services.
Ghana will introduce a new mechanism for collecting taxes on selected digital services from October 15, 2026, as the government steps up efforts to capture revenue from cross-border online transactions.
Commissioner-General of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) Ahead of the October 15 implementation date, the GRA has moved to clarify concerns that consumers could face a fresh 20% charge on top of their existing digital subscriptions.
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