The Ghana Income Authority (GRA) plans to extend tax income to greater than GH¢310 billion by 2028, Director Common Anthony Kwasi Sarpong has stated.
He launched his trajectory on the tenth Ghana CEO Summit held in Accra on Thursday, Might 28, 2026, within the presence of President John Dramani Mahama. The authority goals to gather GH¢182 billion in 2025, GH¢225 billion in 2026, and is anticipated to exceed GH¢310 billion in two years.
Sarpong stated Ghana’s weak tax compliance tradition locations an unfair burden on the few companies which can be already paying, and that reforms and digital enforcement are wanted to revive fairness to the whole system.
He defined that the GRA’s digital transformation, led by the Built-in Tax Administration System (ITAS), is closing long-standing compliance gaps by consolidating fragmented information and enhancing oversight of taxable actions. Bringing on-line companies into the Worth Added Tax (VAT) internet is a part of that push.
“Due to know-how, we’re lastly capable of bridge that hole,” he stated.
He set a purpose of greater than doubling Ghana’s income by 2028, asserting that elevated home mobilization is important for financial sovereignty and decreasing dependence on exterior assist. He urged companies and taxpayers to deal with compliance as a standard obligation of all residents, arguing that sustainable growth depends upon collective accountability.
