Dr. Adu Owusu SarkodieThe Centre for Policy Scrutiny (CPS) has urged the government to intensify domestic revenue mobilisation as part of efforts to sustain the country’s economic recovery and maintain fiscal discipline. He said, “the government should redouble its efforts to implement the compliance measures included in its VAT reforms, implement the Modified Taxation Scheme as well as the AI solution for customs revenue mobilisation,” he stated. According to the Centre, strengthening tax administration by enforcing VAT compliance measures, fully implementing the Modified Taxation Scheme and deploying artificial intelligence solutions will also improve revenue mobilisation. Prince Adjei noted that although Ghana’s economy continues to record stronger growth, job creation has not kept pace given the statistics for economic growth and employment. He, however, observed that the first-quarter growth rate remained below the country’s record first-quarter growth of 13.3 per cent recorded in 2012.