CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF TAXATION - GHANA

Developing professional ethics into strategy for sustainable business model.

OUR MISSION

To promote the advancement of taxation practice through Excellence - Integrity & Transparency...

OUR VISION

To be the premier International Professional body of choice.

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Welcome to the
Chartered Institute of Taxation Ghana (CITG).

Established to promote the study and practice of taxation in Ghana, we are dedicated to advancing excellence, integrity, and transparency in the profession. Since our beginnings in 1978, we have grown into the recognized professional body for tax practitioners, committed to providing high-quality advisory, compliance, and advocacy services.

Mrs. Ernestina C. Appiah
President, CITG

Our Core Object.

Regulation and Professional Standards in Tax Practice

Tax Education, Examinations, and Continuous Professional Development

Tax Research, Knowledge Sharing, and Advancement of the Profession

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Announcement

Intervention Classes for February 2026 Examination

The February 2026 CITG Examination Intervention Classes will commence on Saturday, 4th October 2025. All interested students and candidates are kindly requested to complete their registration using the link provided below.

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Upcoming Events

CITG 2025 Student Graduation Ceremony

Interested students who wish to participate should click on the link below to apply.

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CITG 2025 Membership Induction Ceremony

Interested CITG graduates who wish to participate should click on the link below to apply.

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News and Articles

Sub-Saharan Africa and International Taxation: Time for Unilateral Action?

While sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries have made some progress in collecting more taxes domestically in the last 20 years, international tax issues remain a significant concern for these and other developing countries, reflecting aggressive tax planning by multinational enterprises (MNEs) and ......