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The Tax Man Is Coming For Your Online Business
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has set a revenue target this year and it’s setting its sights on e-commerce in Ghana to help achieve that target.
The GRA’s target in 2022 is GHC 2.7 Billion and it’s targeting betting, gaming, and e-commerce companies this year. They’ve also had discussions with online companies including Facebook, Google, Netflix, Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Tiktok.
If you’re a registered business and operate an e-commerce business online, it’s mostly likely you’ll have to pay an e-commerce tax. There’s not much details on how much you’ll need to pay but the GRA plans on starting this online tax collection in the second half of 2022.
The tax man cometh.
Now onto the news for this week:

Hubtel has officially expanded its operations by officially launching its app to the residents of Cape Coast.

API fintech company Stitch announced a $21 million Series A funding round, led by The Spruce House Partnership.

Remedial Health, a healthtech startup that develops solutions to make Africa’s pharmaceutical sector more efficient, has raised $1 million in pre-seed funding

Ear1, a social app from the creator of Bitsika, David Atsu, has added new functionality to its app to give it a more global reach. The Ear1 app has now added Bitcoin deposits and payouts

Flutterwave, a leading technology company, announced today that it has raised USD $250 million in Series D funding, valuing the company at over $3 billion

Telecommunications Group MTN has debuted a new logo ahead of an official brand refresh at the end of February.

Sending money to friends and loved ones abroad used to be a chore. Thanks to fintech, cross-border payments have become much easier and cheaper.

Earnipay, a financial technology solution that provides flexible and on-demand salary access to income-earners, has closed a Seed round of $4 million