- Liberia has launched a nationwide awareness campaign to prepare for the implementation of Value Added Tax (VAT) starting January 1, 2027.
- The campaign aims to educate the public and stakeholders about VAT, which will replace the current Goods and Services Tax and align Liberia with global tax practices.
- Officials emphasize that VAT is essential for fiscal self-reliance as foreign aid declines and revenue needs increase.
- The government highlights recent record-breaking revenue collections but stresses the need to modernize the tax system to strengthen fiscal sovereignty.
- The campaign will include consultations, workshops, training, and public education across all counties to ensure broad understanding and support for the reform.
Source: sengbeh.wordpress.com
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