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The tax regime in Ghana is not immune to ongoing global discussions around equitable taxation and the transparency of tax protocols within multinational corporate frameworks, this publication examines disputes resolution options for tax related disputes further to Petroleum Agreements in Ghana.

Authored by TEMPLARS Partner Funmi Iyayi, the publication underscores the complexities of resolving tax-related conflicts inherent in petroleum agreements within Ghana, highlighting the issues that arise when taxpayers challenge the determinations of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) under the aegis of the Petroleum Income Tax Act.

 

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