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Established in 2017, Clarisage Advisory is a consultancy, training, and business development services firm dedicated to supporting businesses, financial institutions, cooperativ

20/10/2026

Wanting to invest in Ghana? Let's us guide you through.

20/10/2026

Be smart. File your Taxes and levies on time.

In Solidarity.... The Clarisage Team.
13/10/2026

In Solidarity.... The Clarisage Team.

Happy Customer Service Week
05/10/2026

Happy Customer Service Week

September's statutory obligations fall due in October.Here are the dates to diarise: 14 October: SSNIT contributions 15 ...
05/10/2026

September's statutory obligations fall due in October.

Here are the dates to diarise:
14 October: SSNIT contributions
15 October: PAYE return
15 October: Withholding tax
30 October: VAT and levies
File and pay through the GRA Taxpayers' Portal, and remit SSNIT contributions through the SSNIT portal.
Missing a deadline is costly:
▪️ Late filing: GH₵500 plus GH₵10 for each day of default
▪️ Late payment interest: 125% of the Bank of Ghana monetary policy rate, compounded monthly
▪️ SSNIT late penalty: 3% of the unpaid contribution for each month of default
Compliance is easier when it is planned early. If you need help with your filings, our team is ready to support you.

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Ready to put your organisation's finances on firmer ground?At Clarisage Advisory, we keep the way we work simple:A free ...
30/09/2026

Ready to put your organisation's finances on firmer ground?

At Clarisage Advisory, we keep the way we work simple:

A free 30 minute discovery call, so we understand where you stand.
A Financial Health Check, giving you a plain view of what is working and what carries risk.
Action on the findings, whether that is stronger systems, closing compliance gaps or building your finance team's capacity.

Every organisation is different, so every engagement is shaped around yours.

Book your free discovery call: [email protected] | +233 244 995 873 | www.clarisageadvisory.com

Are you paying more tax than you should?If you work in Ghana, you may be. Many workers pay too much tax because they nev...
30/09/2026

Are you paying more tax than you should?

If you work in Ghana, you may be. Many workers pay too much tax because they never asked for the reliefs they are allowed.

A relief is a small amount the law lets you take off your income before tax is worked out. Less income to tax means less tax to pay. But it does not happen by itself. You have to ask for it.

Here is what you can ask for each year:

• Married, or looking after your family: GH¢1,200
• School fees for your children: GH¢600 for each child, up to three children
• Aged 60 or above: GH¢1,500
• Looking after an older relative aged 60 or above: GH¢1,000 for each person, up to two people
• Living with a disability: one quarter of your work income
• Training to improve your work skills: GH¢2,000

How to ask:
1. Get the relief form from the GRA website. It is free.
2. Attach your proof, like a marriage certificate, birth certificate or school receipt.
3. Give it to GRA or send it online.

When GRA approves it, your monthly tax goes down.

Bosses and business owners: your workers may be losing money and not know it. We can check your payroll for you. Write to us at [email protected].

Starting September 2026, the way income tax is taken from monthly salaries in Ghana changes. The good news is that the p...
24/09/2026

Starting September 2026, the way income tax is taken from monthly salaries in Ghana changes. The good news is that the part of your salary you pay no tax on has gone up from GH¢5,880 to GH¢7,056 a year. But there is a catch: the tax steps above that are now smaller, so bigger salaries move into higher tax rates sooner. This means the change is small and mixed. If you earn less than GH¢4,040 a month, you will keep a little more money, up to GH¢133.80 extra a year. If you earn more than GH¢4,040 a month, you will pay a little more, between GH¢6 and GH¢38 each month depending on your salary. In simple terms, lower earners gain a little, middle earners break even, and higher earners lose a little. If you are an employer, update your payroll system before September. If you are an employee, check your September payslip to see the change, and contact Clarisage Advisory if you need help understanding what it means for you.

Maintain Compliance... Maximize Value.
01/09/2026

Maintain Compliance... Maximize Value.

Address

Trinity Avenue, East Legon
Accra
00233

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+233208262986

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