- Liberian President Joseph Boakai has submitted a draft bill to amend the Revenue Code for a new VAT regime
- The new VAT regime would replace the current GST regime, which has a general rate of 10%
- VAT regime allows for the deduction of input tax to enhance tax compliance and boost revenue generation
- Liberia is the only ECOWAS member state that has not adopted a VAT regime as required by the regional integration program
Source: ensafrica.com
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