GHANA COMPLIANCE CENTER
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12 regulators, 176 obligations, and the section of the Act behind every one of them. 9 records are past their re-check window today, and every one of those says so on its own page.
Ask Sisa in your own words
Type the question the way you would say it out loud. You get the answer, the section it came from and the day we read it. Fifteen a session, no account.
Profile your business in ten questions
Ten questions about what you do, and the 12 regulators narrow to the ones that want something from you, each row showing the rule behind it.
Or go straight to the reference
Both routes above end up in the same two places, so you can start there instead if you already know what you are looking for.
Obligation library
One plain language page per obligation. Who owes it, how much, when, what happens if you miss it, and what the law actually says, quoted rather than paraphrased.
Institution directory
12 regulators, what each one actually covers, what it gets confused with, and every obligation it owns. Start here when you already know who is asking.
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INTRODUCING SISA
Meet Sisa, our AI compliance assistant.
Ask in plain English. She answers from the Acts we hold and shows you the section.
- Cites the Act and the section, every time
- Says so plainly when we do not hold it
- Hands you on when a question needs a person
Fifteen a session, no account. General information about published Ghanaian law, not professional advice.
Do I need to register for VAT if I only sell services?
Yes, from day one. There is no turnover floor for a business supplying services Act 1151, s.6in force and registration is due within thirty days of the first supply Act 870, s.6in force .
Filing is monthly, on or before the last working day of the month after the supply. Late filing carries a penalty for every month or part of a month it is late.
Due in the next six weeks
These are the deadlines that fall on most registered businesses. Answer ten questions and the list narrows to the ones that may apply to yours.
September SSNIT tier one contribution
Social Security and National Insurance Trust · due
Why every page here has a date on it
Every claim is cited
Not a footnote. The Act and the section sit in the sentence that makes the claim, and the sentence links to the text.
Every record is dated
You can see the day we last read the source. When a record goes past its window we say so on the page rather than letting it age quietly.
We say when we do not know
If nothing we hold covers your question you get told that, plus the nearest things we do hold and a route to a registered practitioner.
This service is a publisher. It reports what published Ghanaian law says and shows you where it says it. It is general information about published Ghanaian law and it is not professional advice.