Ghana and South Korea have handed over a tax modernisation master plan backed by KOICA to broaden the tax base and digitise revenue collection.
Ghana · ECONOMY
Key Facts
—Master plan handover: Ghana received the tax modernisation master plan in August 2026, developed with Korea International Cooperation Agency support.
—Project origins: KOICA and Ghana signed the partnership on 8 September 2023, represented by Donghyeon Lee and then Deputy Finance Minister John Kumah.
—Grant value: A related financing report put the KOICA grant at US$2.2 million for digital tax administration structures.
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