Ghana
Income Tax Amendment Act, 2025
Act 1134
1 provisions
Resident persons must withhold tax on certain payments, including dividends, interest, rent, royalties, natural resource payments, and some asset or liability realisation payments.
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Ghana
Act 1134
1 provisions
Resident persons must withhold tax on certain payments, including dividends, interest, rent, royalties, natural resource payments, and some asset or liability realisation payments.
Ghana
Act 1161
1 provisions
This Act changes the University’s name to University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Navrongo, and makes related textual substitutions.
Ghana
Act 1152
1 provisions
This Act amends the Ghana Education Trust Fund law to support free secondary education, free tertiary education for persons with disability, and free education for learners with special needs, and it sets a 2.5% levy on certain supplies and imports.
Ghana
Act 1139
1 provisions
This amendment requires a Minister-issued commitment authorisation before certain procurements are started or approved, and it criminalises unauthorised commitments and unverified payments by procurement-related officials.
Ghana
Act 1114
1 provisions
Contracts for the Republic must use simple interest, not compound interest.
Ghana
Act 1160
1 provisions
This Act changes the name of the university and updates related references in the amended Act and other enactments.
Ghana
Act 1164
1 provisions
The Board must send an annual report to the President and the Minister within 30 days after receiving the audit report, and the Minister must then submit it to Parliament within 30 days after receiving it.
Ghana
Act 1159
1 provisions
This Act creates the Ghana Sports Fund and sets rules for how it is run, funded, audited, and used.
Ghana
Act 1156
1 provisions
This Act amends the National Health Insurance law to keep the levy at 2.5%, require payment when goods or services are supplied or imported, exempt some supplies, and direct Parliament to allocate 20% of levy revenue to the Ghana Medical Trust Fund.
Ghana
Act 1137
1 provisions
This amendment changes how the Minerals Income Investment Fund handles minerals income, transfers some mineral interests with ministerial consent, and routes money through the Minerals Income Holding Account.
Ghana
Act 1149
1 provisions
This Act creates the Ghana Scholarships Authority to manage Government scholarships, sets governance and reporting duties, and requires some scholarship recipients to return and serve Ghana after study abroad.
Ghana
Act 983
7 provisions
For enactments listed in the Schedule, Regulations must prescribe fees and charges for the Ministry, Department, or Agency named in the Schedule.
Ghana
Act 105
101 provisions
The armed forces of Ghana are to be raised and maintained, and their strength is determined from time to time by the National Redemption Council.
Ghana
Act 1126
1 provisions
This Act authorises government spending for Ghana’s 2025 financial year, allows listed ministries and agencies to retain specified internally generated funds, and permits payment only when authorised by the Minister responsible for Finance.
Ghana
Act 1163
1 provisions
This Act authorizes government spending for the 2026 financial year and lets listed ministries, departments, and agencies retain specified internally generated funds.
Ghana
Act 1153
1 provisions
This amendment adds and updates road-traffic rules on seat belts, child safety, motorcycle helmets, commercial motorcycle use, vehicle registration, driver age limits, and vehicle testing.
Ghana
Act 1136
1 provisions
This Act adds fiscal responsibility rules, creates a Fiscal Council, and sets reporting, breach, suspension, and correction requirements for public finances.
Ghana
Act 725
7 provisions
Up to ¢54,315,900,000,000.00 may be issued from the Consolidated Fund for the 2007 financial year and appropriated for the purposes in the First Schedule.