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FG’s 2024 Revenue Surges by 68% to N20.9trn – Budget Office

FG's 2024 Revenue Surges by 68% to N20.9trn - Budget Office   The Federal Government’s total revenue inflow increased by 68.11 percent to N20.98 trillion in 2024 compared to N12.48 trillion recorded in 2023, the budget office of the federation has disclosed in its fourth quarter...

Report Reveals Companies Pay N11.5trn Tax Under Buhari

Report Reveals Companies Pay N11.5trn Tax Under Buhari   The Federal Government has raked in N11.5tn from taxes paid by business organisations under the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari. Data sourced from Company Income Tax reports published by the National Bureau of Statistics between 2015 and 2022...

Finance Act, Economy Recoveries Increased Company Income Tax By 35.6%

Finance Act, Economy Recoveries Increased Company Income Tax By 35.6%   Revenue generated from Company Income Tax (CIT) has continued an uptrend, rising by 35.6 per cent Year-on-Year (Y/Y) to N532.48 billion in the first quarter ended March 2022 (Q1’22) from N392.7 billion in the corresponding...

FG Generates N532bn from Company Income Tax In 3 Months – NBS

FG Generates N532bn from Company Income Tax In 3 Months - NBS The National Bureau of Statistics tax report has revealed that the federal government generated a sum of N532.48 billion from Company Income Tax (CIT) in the first quarter of 2022. The report shows...

Fed Govt Generates N864.71bn CIT In Six Months

Fed Govt Generates N864.71bn CIT In Six Months       The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) yesterday said the Federal Government raked in a total of N864.7 billion Company Income Tax (CIT) in the first six months of 2021. The Economic Confidential learnt from the “Company Income Tax...

FG Considers Reduction In Company Income Tax, Others

FG Considers Reduction In Company Income Tax, Others     The federal government may consider reduction in Company Income Tax (CIT) and other taxes relating to the capital market from 25 per cent to 20 per cent. However, the reduction will be on a case-by-case basis, based...