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Deloitte
Deloitte describes 2025 Budget as business friendly
Scrapping of nuisance taxes poses risk to government’s revenue target – Deloitte
Ghana’s expected growth rate of 4% reasonable and achievable – Deloitte
High cost of funds to persist due to high-interest rate environment – Deloitte
Consumer spending in Ghana to slowdown in coming months – Deloitte
Digital vision must be rooted in Ghana’s specific need – Deloitte Tax Senior Manager to GRA
Implement good business model, keep good financial records – Deloitte Associate Director to OMCs, BDCs
High debt in Ghana, Nigeria worrying – Deloitte
JOYBUSINESS ADVISORY SERIES: SMEs urged to maximize importation incentives – Deloitte
High inflation, currency weakness, others are big hurdles for growth in Ghana, Nigeria – Deloitte
Implement robust accountability structures – Deloitte’s Appiah Lartey to African governments
2025 Crystal Ball Africa Forum: Deloitte’s Abena Biney advises MSMEs to establish strong management team
Persistence rise in inflation in Ghana, Nigeria to hinder economic growth – Deloitte
Young entrepreneurs encouraged to capitalise on 5-year tax exemption Incentives
Cloud computing market poised for rapid expansion in Nigeria, Ghana in 2025 – Report
Exit of multinational firms due to high inflation, currency weakness – Deloitte
Deloitte celebrates end-of-year Thanksgiving Service
Policy rate to fall to 22.5% in 2025 – Deloitte
Cedi to end 2024, 2025 at GH¢16.07, GH¢17.23 to one dollar – EIU
Deloitte lists mining, financial services, 3 other sectors to watchout in 2025
Deloitte forecasts average inflation of 11.9% for Ghana in 2025
Ghana’s gold production to rise marginally by 3% in 2025 – Deloitte
Ghana slowly retracing steps back to path of macroeconomic stability – Deloitte
Persistent rise in inflation in Ghana, Nigeria to stifle economic growth – Deloitte
Unchanged monetary policy rate to support cedi recovery, ensure external sector stability – Deloitte
Deloitte Partner Yaw Lartey to speak at Oxford Africa Business Forum
Insurance penetration rate in Ghana to remain around 1.0% – Deloitte
IFRS 17 will augment and accelerate NIC’s efforts to implement risk-based capital – Deloitte
IFRS 17 is one of biggest changes to financial reporting standards in insurance industry – Deloitte
Take proactive approach to integrate sustainability-related risks in your operations – Deloitte Assurance Partner to businesses
Persistent rise in inflation to stifle economic growth in Ghana, Nigeria – Deloitte
Mobile Money fraud: Deloitte to hold training on Fundamentals of Digital Forensics and e-Discovery
Deloitte Africa to host 2024 Financial Crime Symposium on November 20
Ghana AI Summit & Awards 2025 to explore role of AI in National Development
Deloitte to hold training on navigating customs and excise duty Obligations
Deloitte to hold programme on AI-powered data analytics
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