Businesses have encouraged the government to implement spending and tax policies that will support long-term growth and national development while enabling Ghana’s private sector to flourish.
According to stakeholders, policy actions should concentrate on stabilising the Ghanaian economy to promote high productivity as well as making taxes straightforward and inexpensive.
According to Mr. Joshua Mortoti, Executive Vice President of Goldfields Ghana Limited, the government must ensure a stable fiscal system.
At the 20th anniversary of the Ghana Club 100 awards’ Accra premiere on Tuesday, he remarked, “Businesses need a stable macroeconomic climate and a predictable fiscal framework to grow.
