- Nigeria Customs Service exempts Electric Vehicles (EVs) and steel imports from value-added tax (VAT)
- The exemption aims to promote the adoption of EVs in Nigeria and reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- The Customs Boss assures the implementation of fiscal policies directed by the Federal Government
- The Customs aligns with the Central Bank of Nigeria’s foreign exchange rate for import duties
- The Nigeria Customs Service aims to generate N5.1 trillion in revenues for 2024, a 37.2% increase from 2023.
Source: autojosh.com
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