GHANA is impacted by the low Tax Revenue
Currently, tax compliance is low in Ghana primarily because voluntary compliance is weakened by the inequality of the tax system's structure and administration.The uneven distribution of wealth across Ghana is the main driver of poverty by situation and geography, and Ghana's lack of diversity and inclusion in economic development is the most prominent factor leading to low mobilization of low tax revenue. Studies also show that a misunderstanding of political, economic, and technical systems are the leading factors of non-compliance in Ghana.Tax payments and therefore compliance are directly related and associated with educational and cultural benefits received or perceived in society.
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What you learn from this White paper
Learn how we can fortify Ghana’s economy by mobilizing communities to revolutionize strategies in the way Ghana Grows beyond Aid.
The purpose of this 3 part White Paper Series is to show how we can address a low Tax revenue as a key development challenge to Ghana’s growth, while being facilitated by the application of regenerative strategies that implement the evolving economy.
What you get from this white paper
Information on the state of tax compliance in Ghana highlighting key tax products, services, regulations, payments and cultural benefits.
Senior government and a policy review of the catalytic forces of tax change related to tax compliance in Ghana.
Assess areas where further research or technical support is needed, partnership evaluations, success indicators and tax revenue-raising programming.