Trade, Investment & Tax Lawyers in Ghana
Our team comprises specialized lawyers focusing on trade, investment, and tax planning, offering guidance on cross-border transactions, foreign direct investment, international trade agreements, and tax optimization strategies.
Navigating the legal and regulatory frameworks of the African Continental Free Trade Area (ACFTA), we provide holistic advisory services for investing in Ghana and utilizing it as a launching pad for investments in the sub-region and Africa.
With our experience and knowledge of taxation and tax law, we are well positioned to provide comprehensive and proactive tax advisory services.
Highlights
- Provided tax advisory services to the local subsidiary of a shipping company involving a tax decision of GH¢ 84 million
Why Choose Legal Ink for Trade, Investment & Tax Law
Local Insight + International Expertise: We understand Ghana’s trade, investment, and tax environment and align it with global standards.
Full-Service Legal Support: From market entry to tax compliance and dispute resolution.
Trusted by Global & Local Investors: We act for multinational corporations, SMEs, and foreign investors across all major industries.
Strategic Locations: Offices in Accra and Kumasi serving Ghana’s key business regions.
Proactive Legal Guidance: We help clients anticipate challenges and position their businesses for long-term success.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the minimum capital requirement for foreign investors in Ghana?
It depends on the ownership structure and sector, but generally ranges from US$200,000 to US$1,000,000 under the GIPC Act.
Q2: Does Ghana have tax incentives for foreign investors?
Yes. Incentives include tax holidays, exemptions, and investment guarantees under the GIPC and Free Zones Authority regimes.
Q3: Can Legal Ink assist with transfer pricing documentation?
Absolutely. We prepare and review transfer pricing documentation to comply with GRA regulations and OECD guidelines.
Q4: What are Ghana’s main corporate taxes?
Corporate tax (25%), VAT (15%), and withholding taxes (8–20%) apply, depending on transaction type and industry.
