Date: Tuesday, 27 January 2026
Time: 8:30am-4pm
Venue: PwC Business School, 8th floor, PwC Tower, A4 Rangoon Lane, Cantonments City, Cantonments, Accra
Cost: GH¢4,000
Programme brief
Ghana’s tax landscape is constantly evolving, and continuously challenging businesses to keep up with the changes to avoid sanctions for non-compliance and create value for its key stakeholders. This risk stems not only from the constant changes to tax laws, but in updates to administrative guidelines, established practices and judicial outcomes that shape the entire tax system, requiring decision-makers to anticipate and respond to legal, policy, and administrative shifts with rigor and agility.
Given the risks businesses face in this evolving tax environment, periodic interactive sessions with inquiring minds are key to staying and adding value in business.
This session will focus on the year’s most consequential developments, including recent court tax pronouncements, the major reform of the Value Added Tax (VAT) regime, the new regulations operationalising an additional step to dealing with tax disputes through the Independent Tax Appeals Board (ITAB) and Ghana’s Exemptions framework. The session will also address targeted amendments across key tax statutes. The session will translate these changes into practical obligations, risk controls, and planning opportunities for organisations operating or having interest in Ghana.
Who should attend
By the end of the session, attendees will be able to map 2026 rule changes to their tax control frameworks; recalibrate VAT pricing, contracting, and systems; align exemption claims and documentation with regulatory requirements; strengthen controversy strategies in light of recent case law and ITAB rules; and identify cost-efficient, compliant planning opportunities in response to statutory amendments.