- Liberia is progressing legislation to replace sales tax with a value-added tax
- Current tax regime does not allow taxpayers to claim input tax credits
- New VAT regime will allow taxpayers to claim refunds and promote compliance
- Implementation of VAT fulfills commitment made by Liberia as an ECOWAS member
- Liberia is the final ECOWAS member state to introduce a value-added tax
- Legislation has been approved by lower house and now awaits approval from the Senate
Source: answerconnect.cch.com
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