- Ghana planned to impose a 15% VAT on residential electricity usage from January 2024
- The VAT would only apply to electricity consumption above a certain threshold
- Supplies below the threshold would remain exempt from the VAT
- The implementation of the VAT has been temporarily suspended after consultations with key stakeholders, including labor unions.
Source: regfollower.com
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