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PT – Nov 2024 – L2 – Q5a – Notification to Commissioner-General for Non-Resident Contracts

Requirements for notifying the Commissioner-General when a resident contracts a non-resident.

For the purpose of withholding tax, the Income Tax Act, 2016 (Act 896) requires a resident person who enters into a contract with a non-resident person which gives rise to income from Ghana to notify the Commissioner-General within thirty (30) days.

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State the items that must be detailed in the notification to the Commissioner-General.

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PT – Nov 2024 – L2 – Q3a – Tax Treatment of Employee Compensation

Explains the tax treatment of various types of employee compensation under the Income Tax Act, 2015 (Act 896).

Describe the tax treatment of the following transactions in the context of the Income Tax Act, 2015 (Act 896).

i) Payment of GH¢2,500 salary for a casual worker in the month of Feb 2024. 
ii) Payment of Bonus of GH¢32,000 to an employee with an Annual Basic salary of GH¢180,000. 
iii) Payment of GH¢3,200 to a temporary worker in the month of July 2024. 
iv) Payment of income to a non-resident employee in Ghana. 
v) Redundancy payment to an employee.

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TF – May 2018 – L3 – Q4a – Permanent establishment

Discuss how a non-resident person is taxed in Ghana with and without a permanent establishment.

Tax administration allows for cross-border transactions. To this end, entities conduct businesses across countries as a way of increasing their competitiveness and international appeal and consequently their profits.

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Discuss how a non-resident person would be taxed in Ghana if they:
i) Have a permanent establishment.
ii) Do not have a permanent establishment.
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AT – March 2023 – L3 – Q3c – International taxation

Discuss the extent to which foreign companies are liable to tax in Ghana.

“Foreign companies which are non-resident can ply their businesses in Ghana and will not pay taxes in Ghana but rather in their home countries.” This was a statement that was made at a tax forum in Ghana as part of tax planning measures by a young tax graduate, who was asked to share his thoughts on non-resident persons and their tax issues. This created some arguments at the programme.

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To what extent should foreign companies be liable to tax in Ghana?

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PT – Nov 2024 – L2 – Q5a – Notification to Commissioner-General for Non-Resident Contracts

Requirements for notifying the Commissioner-General when a resident contracts a non-resident.

For the purpose of withholding tax, the Income Tax Act, 2016 (Act 896) requires a resident person who enters into a contract with a non-resident person which gives rise to income from Ghana to notify the Commissioner-General within thirty (30) days.

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State the items that must be detailed in the notification to the Commissioner-General.

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PT – Nov 2024 – L2 – Q3a – Tax Treatment of Employee Compensation

Explains the tax treatment of various types of employee compensation under the Income Tax Act, 2015 (Act 896).

Describe the tax treatment of the following transactions in the context of the Income Tax Act, 2015 (Act 896).

i) Payment of GH¢2,500 salary for a casual worker in the month of Feb 2024. 
ii) Payment of Bonus of GH¢32,000 to an employee with an Annual Basic salary of GH¢180,000. 
iii) Payment of GH¢3,200 to a temporary worker in the month of July 2024. 
iv) Payment of income to a non-resident employee in Ghana. 
v) Redundancy payment to an employee.

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TF – May 2018 – L3 – Q4a – Permanent establishment

Discuss how a non-resident person is taxed in Ghana with and without a permanent establishment.

Tax administration allows for cross-border transactions. To this end, entities conduct businesses across countries as a way of increasing their competitiveness and international appeal and consequently their profits.

Required:
Discuss how a non-resident person would be taxed in Ghana if they:
i) Have a permanent establishment.
ii) Do not have a permanent establishment.
(4 marks)

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AT – March 2023 – L3 – Q3c – International taxation

Discuss the extent to which foreign companies are liable to tax in Ghana.

“Foreign companies which are non-resident can ply their businesses in Ghana and will not pay taxes in Ghana but rather in their home countries.” This was a statement that was made at a tax forum in Ghana as part of tax planning measures by a young tax graduate, who was asked to share his thoughts on non-resident persons and their tax issues. This created some arguments at the programme.

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To what extent should foreign companies be liable to tax in Ghana?

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