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A business that makes no profit still has to file. But the GRA does not let a business declare losses forever without paying something. Here is how the rules work when your business is running at a loss. Filing When You Make a Loss Even if your business made no profit, you must still file…
Yes. A registered company in Ghana must file tax returns even if it has no employees. The obligation to file is tied to the company’s registration, not to whether it has staff or earned income in a given period. The GRA is explicit on this point: “taxpayers who have no business activity should still file…
Filing company tax returns in Ghana is a mandatory annual obligation that must be completed within four months after your financial year ends. The process involves filing both provisional estimates and final returns, and the GRA has made most of this doable online. The Two-Stage Filing Process Companies in Ghana operate on a self-assessment basis,…
If you run a business as a sole proprietor in Ghana, the tax rules are different from those of employees and companies. You file as an individual, but you report business income. The GRA has also introduced a simplified scheme for small businesses that makes compliance far easier than many owners realize. Who Is a…
The Ghana Revenue Authority has moved almost all tax filing online through the Integrated Tax Administration System. For individuals and businesses, the ITAS portal is now the primary way to file returns, make payments, and stay compliant. Here is a complete ASJ guide to using it. What Is ITAS? The Integrated Tax Administration System (ITAS)…
