Ghana to Revise Tax Framework for Mineral Exploration

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  • New tax framework to reduce financial burden on exploration companies
  • Collaboration with Ghana Revenue Authority and Ghana Chamber of Mines

 

Accra, Ghana – The government of Ghana is working together with the Ghana Revenue Authority and the Ghana Chamber of Mines to design a new tax framework for mineral exploration in the country. The new framework will review critical imposts such as the Value Added Tax (VAT) on mineral exploration.

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