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A boost for the poor

A boost for the poor
MINISTER OF FINANCE: Peggy Serame

No more VAT to be charged on private medical services For too many years, seeking help from a private health facility has been a privilege reserved for the rich. In an effort to change this, government will cut-out VAT from all medical bills come April and the start of the 2023-2024 financial year. Effectively, it […]

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