- Finance Minister Dr Ato Forson will announce a reduction in the effective VAT rate for businesses in the 2026 Budget.
- Major tax reforms, including a possible scrapping of the COVID-19 Levy and a comprehensive review of tax laws, are expected.
- The government plans to simplify the tax regime, improve compliance, and address revenue mobilisation challenges.
- The budget will propose a review of the Public Financial Management Act and improvements to the financial management system to control expenditure and manage debt.
- Initiatives to expand the economy, create jobs, and manage the post-IMF programme economy will be highlighted, with a likely moderate approach to 2026 macroeconomic targets.
Source: myjoyonline.com
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