The minister of Finance, Ken Ofori Atta, on Thursday, July 19, delivered the 2018 mid-year budget review before parliament.
Contrary to the speculations of many including the minority in parliament, the budget did not increase the Value Added Tax (VAT).
Read: VAT remains 12.5% – Finance Minister asserts
The budget review however introduced new taxes on luxury vehicles and a sixth band on the graduated personal income tax rate which would tax personal income more than 10,000.
It also touched on how far government has gone with its flagship programmes: one district one factory, free senior high school, restoration of teacher and nursing trainee allowance
Here is the full 2018 Mid-Year Fiscal Policy Review
Source: 3news.com | Ghana
