July 19, 2025The International Journal of Humanities & Social StudiesOpen Access

Assessing the Effect of Digital Services Tax Policies on Tax Compliance in Ghana: The Specific Case of E-Levy and Gaming Tax

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ZRZuzie Suglo Rakibu JAJohn Kwaku AmohCollege of Accounting

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Observational analysis reveals that digital service taxes affect taxpayer compliance in Ghana, suggesting financial implications for low-income individuals.

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Reduced voluntary tax compliance was reported by respondents due to increased financial burdens affecting taxpayer behavior.
Analysis of 1,420 respondents indicated significant influence of digital service taxes like the E-levy and gaming tax on compliance levels.
Data collection utilized a simple random sampling method across diverse demographics and tax experiences in Ghana.
Policymakers should consider adjusting tax policies to enhance compliance, emphasizing the necessity of taxation for economic development.

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Rakibu et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af79b67567bf4f94ff220a https://doi.org/10.24940/theijhss/2025/v13/i4/hs2504-001

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Observational analysis reveals that digital service taxes affect taxpayer compliance in Ghana, suggesting financial implications for low-income individuals.

Assessing the Effect of Digital Services Tax Policies on Tax Compliance in Ghana: The Specific Case of E-Levy and Gaming Tax

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Assessing the Effect of Digital Services Tax Policies on Tax Compliance in Ghana: The Specific Case of E-Levy and Gaming Tax

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