- Government plans comprehensive VAT reforms to simplify the tax system, promote fairness, and support business growth.
- Proposes abolishing the COVID-19 Health Recovery Levy and decoupling of GETFund and NHIL levies to allow input tax deductions.
- VAT registration threshold to increase from GH¢200,000 to GH¢750,000, exempting more SMEs.
- Abolish VAT on mineral exploration and reconnaissance to boost mining sector investment.
- Extend zero-rated VAT on locally manufactured textiles until December 2028 to support the textile industry and preserve jobs.
Source: kpmg.com
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