- IMF collaborating with government to find alternative to bridging revenue shortfall in Ghana
- Concerned about impact of proposed VAT on electricity on households, businesses, and general public
- Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva stated they will reach mutually beneficial choice to bridge debt gap and maintain economic gains
- Government suspended proposed 15 percent VAT on domestic consumption of electricity last month
- Ministry of Finance directed ECG and NEDCo to hold on with levy imposition until industry players and labor unions consulted
Source: dailyguidenetwork.com
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