Ghana gaming commissioner discusses removing tax on betting winnings
Operators and players would be affected by any change to the tax on betting winnings, but removal remains under discussion.
Operators and players would be affected by any change to the tax on betting winnings, but removal remains under discussion.
Tax policy and compliance requirements affect betting operators’ costs and market planning in Ghana.
Operators and regulators may need to assess the tax’s effects before deciding whether policy changes are warranted.
Operators and regulators are being urged to coordinate on policies addressing financial crime risks in gambling.
The outreach explains underage gambling restrictions and the commission’s enforcement measures to students.
Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana
The outreach informs minors and schools about the statutory restrictions on underage gaming and the associated penalties.
Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana
Covered operators must deduct tax from gross gains, while lottery operators also owe monthly tax on gross gaming revenue.
The visit concerns regulatory capacity-building in licensing, compliance and anti-money-laundering supervision.
Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana
The Commission’s notice warns operators and customers that Alfabet is not licensed to offer betting in Ghana.
Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana
Operators can apply the workshop’s AML/CFT guidance on mobile-payment risks, compliance and reporting suspicious activity.
Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana
Operators and machine suppliers in Ghana face an explicit prohibition on importing, assembling and operating analogue gaming machines.
Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana
Appointment
The board is tasked with supporting gaming oversight and work on proposed changes to Ghana’s gaming framework.
Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana
SafariBet’s licence revocation means operators and customers must avoid offering or using its games in Ghana until further notice.
Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana
Operators face continued enforcement against unlicensed gaming venues and machines accessible to children.
Source: Gaming Commission of Ghana