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Advanced Taxation Understanding Tax Principles To Avoid Tax Evasion(1st Edition)

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ISBN: 979-8694832625

Book publisher: Independently published

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Book Summary: This book contains not just what is required for every student writing the Principles of Taxation or the Advanced Taxation examinations of the Institute of Chartered Accountants – Ghana’s professional qualification programme, instead, you get the practical principles on Taxation in Ghana. In this revised version, you will learn in details principles of the following: •Ghana Tax System•Tax Administration in Ghana•Income Tax and Corporate Tax Liabilities•Value Added Tax (VAT)•Withholding Tax •Standard Tax Planning•The 3 – Tier Pension Scheme •Fiscal Policy •Taxation of Petroleum & Mineral and Mining Operations •Among others. Certainly, this book can be used by both students as well as Business Professionals to broaden their understanding on the Tax System in Ghana and most importantly how companies and individuals can effectively plan their taxes in order not to invade tax.