The Treasury has scrapped preferential rates on value-added-tax (VAT) and company tax in a radical shift aimed at curbing revenue losses.
A newly published National Tax Policy (NTP) said VAT will be charged at a uniform rate unlike currently where petroleum products attract a charge of 8 percent, other goods, and services 16 percent, and zero percent for exported goods.
Source: nation.africa
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