- Transition from GST to VAT: Liberia plans to replace its current Goods and Services Tax (GST) with a Value Added Tax (VAT) system by January 2026, with a proposed VAT rate of 18%, significantly higher than the existing 10% GST.
- Benefits of VAT Over GST: The shift to VAT aims to broaden Liberia’s tax base and improve revenue generation by allowing businesses to deduct input taxes, thus reducing tax cascading that inflates costs and hampers economic growth, making exports more competitive.
- Preparation and Awareness Initiatives: The Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) is preparing for the VAT rollout by finalizing legislation, building capacity among tax officials, and launching public awareness campaigns to educate taxpayers, ensuring a smooth transition and effective administration of the new tax system.
Source: innovatetax.com
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