OUR TAX RELIEFS
- The 1% special Import Levy ABOLISHED
- Kayayei Market Tolls ABOLISHED
- 17.5% VAT/NHIL on financial services ABOLISHED
- 17.5% VAT/NHIL on selected imported medicines, that are not produced locally ABOLISHED
- 17.5% VAT/NHIL on domestic airline tickets ABOLISHED
- 5% VAT/NHIL on Real Estate Sales ABOLISHED
- Replaced 17.5% VAT/NHIL with 3% flat rate for traders
- Tax credits and other incentives for businesses that hire young graduates from tertiary institutions
- Tax incentives for Youth Enterpreneurs
- Duty on imported Spare parts ABOLISHED
- Corporate Income Tax to be progressively reduced from 25% to 20% in 2018.
- ESLA to accommodate all the existing legacy debts for the banking and the private sector
- Ensure revenue streams from ESLA are appropriately used to guarantee steady cash flow for the payment of all corresponding debts
- Increase the banking industry's minimum capital requirements and strengthen the licensing and regulatory framework
- Introduce risk capital requirements in addition to the minimum capital requirements
- Enhance enforcement of single obligor limits for commercial banks to minimize systemic risk
- Support mobile money and mobile banking businesses to enhance and expand financial inclusion
- Realization of gains on investments in securities listed on the GSE exempted for 2 years
- Two years Stamp Duty Exemption for financial services industry to enable recapitalization
- Encourage companies to list a predetermined percentage of their shares on the GSE as part of the local content policy
- Divest SOME Government Shares in selected SOEs to ensure efficient use of public assets
- Rollout National Identification Scheme
- Provide Stimulus Package for existing distressed companies of the National Industrial Revitalization programme
- Provide National Digital Addressing System for lands and properties to improve ownership data for efficient delivery of services
- Expand National Coverage of the E-Service Portal to ensure efficient service delivery
- Local Content Policy
- National Entrepreneurship and Innovative Programme
- 1 million dollar 1 constituency
- One district One factory
- One village One dam
- Planting for food and jobs
- Water for All projects
- Sanitation projects
- Zongo Development Fund
- Free Public Senior High School
- Re-institution of Allowance ( Nurses and Teachers )
- One million dollar One constituency
- National Entrepreneurship and Innovative Programme
- Starts September 2017
- Budgeted Amount - GHc400m
- To start 2017
- Over 350,000 direct and indirect jobs to be created
- Budgeted Amount - GHc456.3m
- To provide 216 medium to large scale factories in each districts
- To be driven by the Private Sector
- To start 2017, to ensure all year round farming and food security
- Budgeted Amount - GHc94.5m
- Small to Medium Scale irrigation schemes to be identified and rehabilitated e.g. Torgorme irrigation scheme
- IWAD to increase irrigation acreage at Yagaba by 413Ha
- Complete Phase Two of Akumadan irrigation Project in 2017.
- To start 2017
- All citizens encouraged to farm
- Government to make available
- Seeds/Seedlings
- Fertilizer
- Extension services
- Marketing
- Expected to create 750,000 jobs in both direct and indirect employment
- Excise duty on petroleum ABOLISHED
- Special Petroleum Tax Rate reduced from 17.5% to 15%
- National Electrification Levy reduced from 5% to 3%
- Public Lighting Levy reduced from 5% to 2%
- Teacher and Nursing trainee allowances to be restored in September 2017
- 49,032 Teachers Trainees across 43 Public colleges of education to be benefited
- 69,707 Trainee Nurses to benefit
- Budgeted Amount - GHc252.2m
- Employ 30,764 in 154 Rural communities in climate change intervention
- 40,000 Youth to be trained Cocoa farming
- 50,000 Youth to be employed in rehabilitation, replanting mass spraying and fertilizer application
- 750 jobs to be created from the fisheries nucleus out growers scheme
- COCOBOD pollination project to employ 30,000 Youth
- 3.6% GDP growth to 6.3%
- 15.4% inflation rate to 11.2%
- 8.7% Fiscal Deficit to 6.5%
- 6.6% current Account Deficit to 5.9%
- Foreign Reserves: 3.5 months of import cover to 3.6 months
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