Nigeria will increase the rate of value-added tax to 7.5% from current 5% in 2020 as Africa’s biggest oil producer seeks to shore up falling revenue, the country’s most recent Finance Minister Zainab Ahmed said.
Sources: bloomberg.com and guardian.ng
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