- President Boakai proposes replacing Goods and Services Tax with Value-Added Tax in Liberia
- VAT is seen as a way to enhance tax compliance and boost revenue generation
- Liberia is the only ECOWAS member state yet to adopt VAT
- Stakeholders were consulted in the development of the VAT proposal
- USAID supported engagements with various groups to discuss VAT implementation
- President Boakai emphasizes the importance of VAT reform for Liberia’s revenue generation
- The proposed VAT law is under review by the Committee on Ways, Means and Finance, Judiciary, Public Accounts and Expenditure
Source: frontpageafricaonline.com
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