The Minority Leader, who is also the MP for Ajumako Enyan Esiam constituency, explained that these proposed VAT policies were currently before Parliament pending approval.
Again, Dr Forson added that if this is approved, Ghanaians will be expected to pay a 5% VAT on any building purchased.
The Minority Leader added that VAT will also be imposed on stationery items like paper, pens, textbooks, and domestic airlines among others, implying that if anyone buys a book or takes a domestic flight they would be expected to pay extra.
Listen to Dr. Cassiel Ato Forson in the audio below:
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