- The Consumer Protection Commission warns businesses against exploiting families during the VAT holiday.
- The VAT holiday allows purchases of school essentials without VAT until September 6.
- Retailers are urged not to inflate prices during this period.
- Parents are advised to shop smartly and not feel pressured to buy expensive items.
- Quality, affordability, and durability should be prioritized.
- Families in need can seek support from the Department of Social Services and the Ministry of Education.
- Parents should compare prices, check product quality, and keep receipts.
- Unfair pricing or questionable practices should be reported to the Commission.
Source: ewnews.com
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