- The Minority in Parliament warns of likely upcoming tax increases, which they say will further burden struggling businesses.
- The VAT Bill 2025 eliminates the flat-rate VAT system, raising VAT on retail goods and services from 3% to 15% and on real estate from 5% to 15%.
- The Minority Leader argues the new tax structure will make compliance harder and worsen the economic environment.
- The Deputy Finance Minister rejects these claims, stating the new VAT framework will simplify compliance and provide tax relief through changes to the Health Insurance Levy and GETFund Levy.
Source: citinewsroom.com
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