- Ghana will review its value-added tax system.
- The review is based on a study by the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
- The government will review value-added tax relief measures.
- The government will address businesses that have not registered for VAT or have not complied with their tax obligations.
- The report suggests that operating various VAT rates causes problems.
- The report recommends against using VAT exemptions.
- The report discusses the potential application of VAT reverse charge rules.
- The report warns of complexity and tax neutrality concerns regarding the National Insurance Health Levy, the Ghana Educational Trust Fund Levy, and the COVID-19 Health Recovery Levy.
Source: answerconnect.cch.com
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