- Mozambique’s government approved a VAT exemption on sugar, edible oils, and soaps until the end of 2025.
- The exemption also applies to raw materials and machinery in these sectors.
- The government aims to ease the cost of living.
- The decision involves relieving factors of production and allowing entrepreneurs to introduce or reintroduce products with ease.
- The government expects prices to be maintained and no speculation to occur.
- The proposed law extends the VAT exemption period until December 25, 2025.
- The exemption applies to the transfer of sugar, edible oils, and soaps, raw materials, intermediate products, parts, equipment, and components made by the national sugar industry.
- Mozambique’s main business association supports the president’s decision to reduce the cost of living.
- The association believes the decision will contribute to social peace in the country.
- The association estimated that the cost of the basic food basket had risen by around eleven percent in November.
Source: clubofmozambique.com
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