Being held in Accra, Ghana, and hosted by the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA), the workshop’s primary purpose is to explore how mobile money taxes could be designed in an effective and equitable way based on discussion centred around research and real-life experiences.
It will bring in a wider scope of lessons learned from different countries in designing mobile money tax and their experiences through discussion and dialogue between different stakeholders within Ghana and from other countries implementing – or considering implementing – mobile money taxes.
Lessons from ICTD’s three-year DIGITAX Research Programme on taxation of digital financial services will also be presented and discussed, as the programme approaches its end in June 2024.
- Workshop programme and speakers
- Event – press release | sample media coverage (scroll to March 2024) | blogpost (coming soon)
- Blogpost: The Ghana e-levy: Can the latest rate reduction win greater public acceptance and increase revenue?
- Taxation of digital financial services in Africa (website)