VAT cut puts GH¢6.5bn back in shoppers’ pockets as prices fall
[AdomOnline - Ghana] - 7/01/2026
The Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) says recent VAT reforms are easing pressure on consumers, with about GH¢6.5 billion returned to households following a drop in prices. According to the Authority, prices of goods and services have declined by about 1.9 per cent since the reforms took effect, (…)
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