- GFA urges government to align VAT rate for football clubs with the entertainment industry’s 3 percent rate
- This change would boost club profitability and allow more investment in player development and infrastructure
- It would improve the competitiveness of Ghanaian football both locally and internationally
- Current higher VAT rate limits financial capacity and sustainability of clubs
- Aligning VAT rates would ease financial burdens and stimulate growth and investment
- Proposal is part of broader reforms to make Ghana football sustainable and commercially viable
Source: ghanasoccernet.com
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