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GRA announces implementation of the Electronic Transfer Levy from July 1

GRA announces implementation of the Electronic Transfer Levy from July 1

The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has served notice of the full implementation of the Electronic Transfer Levy. A statement signed by the Commisioner of the Support Services Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) indicates that the implementation will start on 1st July 2022. According to the statement, all charging entities are expected to integrate...

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AISSM APPOINTS ABDUL SALAM YUSSIF AS GHANA COUNTRY DIRECTOR

AISSM APPOINTS ABDUL SALAM YUSSIF AS GHANA COUNTRY DIRECTOR

The Africa Institute for Small Scale Mining (AISSM) has appointed Mr. Abdul Salam Yussif as its Country Director for Ghana from 2022 to 2025. AISSM says Mr. Yussif is expected to lead its operations in Ghana, manage AISSM’s relationship with the government and development partners, and oversee the implementation of AISSM’s 2022–2025 country partnership strategy....

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9 banks partner government to support ‘YouStart’ programme

9 banks partner government to support ‘YouStart’ programme

A consortium of nine banks is collaborating with government to provide credit to existing youth-led companies and, in the process, create one million jobs in the next three years. Under the commercial programme of the YouStart initiative, the government will provide support for existing youth-led businesses with between ¢100,000 working capital and ¢500,000 for those...

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Producer Price Inflation rate was 31.2 % in April

Producer Price Inflation rate was 31.2 % in April

The Producer Price Inflation (PPI) rate for April 2022 was 31.2 percent, the Ghana Statistical Service (GSS) has announced on Wednesday May 18. This rate indicates that between April 2021 and April 2022 (year-on-year), the PPI increased by 31.2 percent. The rate, the GSS said, represents a 1.9 percentage point increase in producer inflation relative to the rate recorded in...

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Salaries paid through mobile money will attract E-Levy – GRA

Salaries paid through mobile money will attract E-Levy – GRA

Workers who receive their salaries through mobile money platforms may have to brace themselves. This is because a portion of their money is expected to be affected by the recently passed E-Levy. According to the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), the manner in which the controversial law was crafted makes it imperative that the tax is...