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Tinubu Chases 18% Tax-GDP Ratio, Vows to Cut Borrowing

Tinubu Chases 18% Tax-GDP Ratio, Vows to Cut Borrowing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has expressed his commitment to break the vicious cycle of overreliance on borrowing for public spending. The President said the resulting burden of debt servicing is not good for the country's economy. Inaugurating the...

FG Begins Harmonisation of Taxes, Inaugurates Committee Today

FG Begins Harmonisation of Taxes, Inaugurates Committee Today The federal and state governments have commenced harmonisation and codification of taxes at the national and sub-national levels to eliminate multiple taxation and increase revenue. In line with this, President Bola Tinubu is also expected to inaugurate the...

Agents Predict 15% Rise in Car Import Over Tax Removal

Agents Predict 15% Rise in Car Import Over Tax Removal Licensed Customs agents have said that the removal of the import adjustment tax by President Bola Tinubu would boost car importation by 15 per cent. According to the founder of the National Council of Managing Directors...

Mechanics, Traders Decry Multiple Taxation, Pay N167bn

Mechanics, Traders Decry Multiple Taxation, Pay N167bn   Nigerians engaged in wholesale and retail trade and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles paid a total tax of N167.45bn between the first quarter of 2022 and Q1 2023. The total tax was raised from Value Added Tax and...

Fed Govt Targets N12bn From New Vehicle Tax

Fed Govt Targets N12bn From New Vehicle Tax   The Federal Government is set to make about N12bn a year from the N1,000 Proof of Ownership Certificate verification fee motorists are to pay. Last week, the Permanent Secretary, Lagos Ministry of Transportation, Abdulhafiz Toriola, disclosed this. He...

Report Reveals Real Estate Sector Paid N70bn VAT In Five Years

Report Reveals Real Estate Sector Paid N70bn VAT In Five Years   Value Added Tax (VAT) generated from the construction and real estate sector rose by 124 per cent from N10bn in 2018 to N22.45bn in 2022. An analysis of the National Bureau of Statistics’ quarterly VAT...