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CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF TAXATION - GHANA

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About Chartered Institute of Taxation, Ghana

The Chartered Institute of Taxation Ghana was incorporated on 10th August 2016, by the Chartered Institite of Taxation Act 2016, (Act 916) to promote the study of taxation and regulate the practice of taxation in Ghana. The Chartered Institute of Taxation Ghana has been operating as a professional body... The Chartered Institute of Taxation Ghana was incorporated on 10th August 2016, by the Chartered Institite of Taxation Act 2016... The Chartered Institute of Taxation Ghana was incorporated on 10th August 2016, by the Chartered Institite of Taxation Act 2016, (Act 916) to promote the study of taxation and regulate the practice of taxation in Ghana. The Chartered Institute of Taxation Ghana has been operating as a professional body...

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While sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries have made some progress in collecting more taxes domestically in the last 20 years, international tax issues remain a significant concern for these and other developing countries, reflecting...