- The Minister of Finance proposed a VAT rate increase to 17% but it is now likely to be 15.5%
- The VAT rate increase is expected to take effect on June 1, 2025
- The VAT increase could negatively impact economic growth and disproportionately affect lower income households
- The basket of VAT zero-rated foodstuffs is expected to be expanded to include dairy liquid blends, tinned and bottled vegetables, and a variety of meats
Source: ensafrica.com
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