- The Ghana National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GNCCI) welcomes the government’s VAT reform, ending years of business frustration.
- Businesses had pushed for VAT reform for nearly four years, citing the old system’s complexity and direct costs from various levies.
- The new system consolidates levies into the Standard VAT, allowing businesses to claim input VAT and reducing direct costs.
- The reform simplifies VAT calculations, making compliance easier for businesses.
- GNCCI expects immediate positive impact for businesses, with price effects to be discussed later.
Source: myjoyonline.com
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