- The government has repealed the policy of imposing a 15% VAT on electricity.
- The decision was made during a Cabinet meeting on February 2, 2024.
- The VAT policy faced strong opposition, particularly from the Trade Unions Congress.
- The government’s decision to abandon the policy is a response to public sentiment.
- The government will discuss revenue compensation with the IMF.
- The government is dedicated to balancing fiscal responsibility with public welfare.
- The final details regarding the elimination or reduction of the VAT on electricity are yet to be announced.
Source: bnnbreaking.com
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