please step by step solution. Eddie Enterprise Ltd imported a vehicle for GH¢30,000 and was denied the claim of inputtax (VAT) on the imports in 2014 on the vehicle by the Ghana Revenue Authority. In 2019,it intends to sell the vehicle for an amount of GHc26,000.Required:The Company seeks your views as a seasoned Tax Expert to advise on the possible taximplication of the above transaction.

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