The former Chief Executive Officer of MASLOC explained further that job creation will be at the top of the government’s priorities, reports myjoyonline.com. “That’s why I’m saying that I’m expecting pragmatic Mid-Term policies and I think my government will not make any serious fiscal changes in terms of our taxes,” he stressed. Stephen Amoah added that the strengthening of sectors to create jobs will also feature predominantly in the budget. “The government will rather look into areas that will create more jobs and also look into strengthening production to generate taxes rather than going straight to also impose additional taxes on the people. The Mid-Year Review of the Budget Statement and Economic Policy will focus on job creation, improving revenue mobilization, and instituting programs aimed at revitalizing the economy.

Source: GhanaWeb July 29, 2021 12:22 UTC