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Ghana e-Invoicing

Updated 30 September 2025

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mandatory

since 1 October 2022

VAT-registered entities must issue certified e-invoices for input tax credit claims per Value Added Tax (Amendment) Act 2022 (Act 1082) .

B2C

mandatory

since 1 October 2022

All retail sales require electronic receipt with GRA security features (QR code, digital signature, timestamp).

B2G

mandatory

since 1 October 2022

All government transactions require certified e-invoice per E-VAT Guidelines .

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Standards:

E-VAT (Certified Invoicing System)

Supported Formats:

GRA E-VAT Format

Clearance Model:

Real-Time Reporting Model

Certified Invoicing System (E-VAT) requires real-time validation by Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA). All invoices must include QR code, digital signature, and timestamp for verification.

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Phase 1 Launch - Large Taxpayers

1 October 2022

All

Certified Invoicing System (E-VAT) launched for approximately 600 large taxpayers under Value Added Tax (Amendment) Act 2022 (Act 1082) . Real-time validation by GRA required.

Phase 2 - SME Onboarding

1 December 2023

All

Second phase commenced onboarding 2,000 small and medium taxpayers per GRA Phase Two Implementation Notice .

Full Implementation Target

31 December 2024

All

Target date for all remaining VAT-registered businesses to use E-VAT system per E-VAT Guidelines .