- The Ghana Revenue Authority is enhancing the use of technology for the electronic VAT system.
- Over 5000 registered VAT entities are prepared to go live with the new system.
- The initiative aims to review and improve the entire VAT payment system.
- The Acting Commissioner General believes the system will simplify VAT accounting for taxpayers.
- A virtual engagement with stakeholders was held to discuss the system.
- The Minister for Finance is giving attention to the comprehensive review of the VAT structure.
- The process aims to ensure full accountability using modern technology.
- Over 3000 taxpayers are already using the E-VAT system since its introduction in 2022.
Source: myjoyonline.com
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