- VAT is a consumption tax important for economic growth.
- As population increases, consumption and production should also rise.
- VAT has significant future potential in Ghana.
- Current VAT system in Ghana faces challenges.
- There are three VAT levels: exempt, 3 percent, and 15 percent.
- Different VAT rates create market distortions and affect consumer behavior.
Source: youtube.com
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