Operations — VAT 15 %, GRA E-VAT, Payroll, MoMo
Running a Ghanaian company day to day means: filing a periodic VAT return at 15 % plus levy components through the GRA portal, transmitting every invoice through GRA E-VAT, processing payroll against PAYE and two SSNIT tiers, and reconciling Mobile Money alongside bank-transfer receipts. This cluster covers each operational requirement and notes which general-purpose modules can support it.
VAT Return 15 % + NHIL / GETFund Levies (GRA)
How to prepare a VAT return in Ghana for the GRA: output and input tax, levies shown with VAT, deadlines, payment, corrections and the records to keep.
GRA E-VAT e-Invoicing
GRA E-VAT e-invoicing in Ghana: what the system is, who it affects, how to prepare your records and why PDF invoices alone do not satisfy GRA requirements.
Bookkeeping & Statutory Financial Statements
Bookkeeping in Ghana for companies: records Act 992 expects, double-entry basics, IFRS financial statements, audit questions and the annual return calendar.
Payroll, PAYE & SSNIT Tier-1 / Tier-2
Payroll in Ghana for employers: PAYE withholding, SSNIT Tier 1 and Tier 2 pension contributions, payslips, records and how to avoid common payroll errors.
Mobile Money Reconciliation & Customer Receipts
Mobile Money reconciliation in Ghana: match MTN, Telecel and AT wallet receipts to invoices, handle reversals and fees, and give customers clear receipts.
Bank Reconciliation & Overdue Management
Bank reconciliation and overdue invoice management for Ghanaian businesses: monthly matching, ageing of receivables, reminders and when to escalate a debt.
