- Abeiku Gyan-Quansah from PwC Ghana criticized the current VAT system in the country.
- He described the system as terrible and said it encourages tax evasion.
- Gyan-Quansah spoke at a Joy Business Economic Dialogue.
- He supported the government’s plan to review the VAT framework.
- The current system is seen as punitive and leads to non-compliance and revenue losses.
- Businesses with profit margins below 6% are heavily penalized.
- He called for the Finance Minister to use public support to reform the VAT system.
- The goal is to create a system that encourages voluntary compliance.
- The article highlights the need for urgent changes to improve revenue collection.
Source: myjoyonline.com
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