- ECOWAS has initiated a four-day technical training for tax administrators in Liberia to introduce Value Added Tax (VAT) reform
- The training is funded by the European Union and involves tax administrators from the Liberia Revenue Authority and Ministry of Finance and Development Planning
- The objective of the training is to pass on information on Liberia’s VAT law and international best practices for efficient VAT administration
- The training is crucial for tax practitioners and is focused on technical aspects with practical applications
- Liberia is expected to have one of the best VAT laws in the sub-region once fully passed by the National Legislature
- The training is in preparation for the passage of the VAT Law and aims to ensure tax administrators are ready for implementation
- Capacity building and public awareness are highlighted as crucial for seamless VAT implementation in Liberia
- The training emphasizes the commitment to excel in VAT implementation and be fully prepared for the enactment of the VAT Law.
Source: liberianobserver.com
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