- The South Sudan government and the IMF discussed draft VAT legislation and ways to improve sales tax performance.
- The meeting focused on economic diversification, reducing reliance on oil revenue, and strengthening tax laws to increase revenue and support businesses.
- The IMF reaffirmed its commitment to help the Ministry of Finance and the South Sudan Revenue Authority draft VAT and other tax-related laws.
- The reforms are intended to align South Sudan’s tax system with regional standards and improve economic performance.
Source: eyeradio.org
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