Alhassan Aboagye
One Incentive at a Time: What Blue Sky Product v GRA Teaches About Ghana’s Tax Regime
In practice, these incentives take many forms. There are tax holidays, preferential rates, tax credits, deferrals, and special allowances
Memoranda of Understanding and Their Legal Effect in Business Transactions
In boardrooms, investment meetings, and partnership discussions, such documents are treated as convenient ways of recording intentions while the finer…
When the Lease Agreement is Silent: Who Bears the Duty to Repair a Damaged Property?
When a lease agreement contains no express provision on repairs, who bears the responsibility for fixing the premises?
Free Zones and Ghana’s Cocoa Sector: Export Incentives or Industry Constraints?
When pressure mounts, every link in the value chain comes under scrutiny. The cocoa sector has not been spared
Blinded by the Lights: What the Failed Petitions Reveal
The more enduring conversation is what this moment says about the place of independent institutions in Ghana’s constitutional order
A New Door in the House of Justice: Is a Special High Court Enough for Public Interest Cases?
Ghana’s new Specialised High Court promises sharper accountability, yet without procedural reform, structural ambition risks slowing under old rules, leaving…
Buying and Selling Shares in Ghana: A Legal Walk Through Ghana’s Stock Market
The stock exchange is an organised and regulated market where securities such as shares and bonds are bought and sold
Unpaid Debts and the Law: Practical Recovery Options for Businesses in Ghana
Debt recovery, is not about aggression or punishment. It is about restoring balance. The law provides practical tools to help…
Adopting the Near Legal Orphan: Inside the Move to Regulate Hostel Accommodation
What was meant to be a place of rest has become another source of anxiety
The ATM Mirror: Technology, Fraud, and Human Oversight in Ghanaian Banking
ATMs were meant to offer freedom. A withdrawal at midnight, a balance check before dawn, a simple beep signaling control…
Protests at U.S. Embassy Unlikely to Affect Ofori-Atta Deportation Case — UG Law Professor
According to him, the demonstration does not establish any basis for a claim of political persecution under U.S. immigration law
Ofori-Atta in the U.S. Immigration Court: What the Legal Proceedings Mean
Ofori-Atta, who served as Ghana’s Minister of Finance for nearly eight years, has in recent months become the subject of…
What Happens After a Surcharge? The Legal Fallout from the Agenda 111 Audit
The power to disallow and surcharge is anchored in article 187(7)(b) of the 1992 Constitution. Under this provision, the Auditor-General…
Cross-Border Income and Double Taxation: A Practical Guide Under Ghana’s Tax Regime
Globalisation has made it increasingly easy for individuals and businesses to operate across borders. Contractors, consultants, digital entrepreneurs, and multinational…
“Ken Ofori-Atta’s U.S. Visa Was Revoked”: What Could Be the Possible Reasons?
Former Ghana Finance Minister Ken Ofori-Atta’s U.S. visa was revoked in mid-2025, requiring him to leave by November 29, 2025;…