FTimore Tax Laws vVARY

Struggling to find accurate and up-to-date tax information in Ghana? Whether you're a student, accountant, lawyer, business owner, or a taxpayer, understanding the complex web of tax legislation and legal precedents is crucial. Ftimore Tax Laws puts the entire Ghanaian tax ecosystem right in your pocket.

This powerful app is designed to be the most comprehensive and user-friendly resource for all your tax research and compliance needs.

KEY FEATURES:

1. Complete Tax Laws & Legislation: Access the full, unabridged text of all major tax laws in Ghana. This includes the Income Tax Act, 2015 (Act 896), Value Added Tax Act, 2013 (Act 870), Customs Act, 2015 (Act 891), Excise Duty Act, 2014 (Act 878), and many more. All acts are neatly organized for easy browsing.

2. Landmark Tax Case Law Database: Go beyond the statutes. Ftimore provides a curated database of significant tax cases from the Courts in Ghana. Understand how the laws are interpreted and applied in real-world scenarios, strengthening your arguments and tax positions.


WHO IS FTIMORE TAX LAWS FOR?

1. Tax Professionals & Consultants: Stay on top of your game with instant access to legislation and precedents for client advisory and dispute resolution.

2. Lawyers & Legal Practitioners: Strengthen your legal arguments and prepare for court with a direct link to relevant tax statutes and judicial decisions.

3. Accountants & Auditors: Ensure compliance and accuracy in financial reporting by quickly verifying tax obligations and treatments.

4. Business Owners & Entrepreneurs: Empower yourself with knowledge. Understand your tax liabilities, deductions, and compliance requirements to make informed business decisions.

5. Students & Researchers: An invaluable tool for academic study, thesis writing, and understanding the practical application of tax law in Ghana.

6. Individual Taxpayers: Demystify your tax responsibilities. Understand what the law says about your income, deductions, and filings.


Download Ftimore Tax Laws today and take the first step towards mastering Ghana's tax environment.