GRA showcases digital tax reforms at 7th BRITACOF in Indonesia
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has showcased its digital tax administration reforms at the seventh Belt and Road Initiative Tax Administration Cooperation Forum (BRITACOF) in Jakarta, Indonesia. The Authority highlighted technology-driven measures to improve revenue mobilisation and compliance. The forum, hosted by Indonesia’s Directorate General of Taxes from October 13 to 15, 2026, brought…
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) showcased its digital tax administration reforms at the seventh Belt and Road Initiative Tax Administration Cooperation Forum (BRITACOF) in Jakarta, Indonesia. The Authority highlighted technology-driven measures, such as the adoption of the Ghana Card as a Tax Identification Number, the Integrated Customs Management System (ICUMS), and the Modified Taxation Scheme (MTS), to improve revenue mobilisation and compliance.
GRA Technical Adviser Madam Elsie Appau-Klu delivered a keynote address on the theme "From Tax Informatization to Smart Taxation: The Ghanaian Experience and Shared Paths for Belt and Road Jurisdictions," emphasizing the importance of integrating digital services with sophisticated technology, supported by continuous taxpayer education and engagement.
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