- The government has pledged to address ongoing delays in value-added tax (VAT) refunds, which are negatively impacting business cash flow and growth.
- The Private Sector Federation (PSF) highlighted VAT refund delays as a major challenge, especially for large investors and projects not yet generating income.
- PSF called for faster and clearer VAT refund procedures, particularly for new investment projects, to encourage further investment in the country.
- The government, represented by Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva, committed to reviewing tax policies, improving taxpayer support, and building a modern tax system to support private sector growth.
Source: newtimes.co.rw
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