- Ghana’s 2025 VAT reform addresses tax neutrality concerns raised by the IMF.
- The government plans to repeal the COVID-19 levy and separate GETFund and NHIL from VAT.
- The effective VAT rate will be reduced, and the cascading effect of certain levies will be removed.
- The 3% and 5% VAT flat rates will be eliminated, unifying all rates into a standard VAT rate.
- The VAT registration threshold will be increased from GHS 200,000.
- Measures will be introduced to boost voluntary compliance and require fiscal electronic devices.
- The new VAT law is set to be presented to Parliament by October 2025.
- The reform aims to align with international best practices and improve tax neutrality.
Source: vatabout.com
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