Commercial banks are preparing to apply 20 per cent Value Added Tax (VAT) to payments for cross-border digital services and e-commerce transactions made with cards issued in Ghana, according to information gathered by Joy Business.
Banks to apply 20% VAT on cross-border digital payments with Ghana-issued cards
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