- FIRS aims to increase VAT revenue to N5 trillion
- EU concerned about tax evasion in Nigeria
- Comprehensive reviews and reforms in tax framework contributing to revenue increase
- Nigeria’s VAT collection has risen from N1.1 trillion in 2019 to N3.6 trillion in 2023
- Discussions ongoing about revisiting VAT rate
- FIRS broadening tax collection scope to include non-resident suppliers and reviewing tax exemptions
- Performing VAT gap analysis to improve collection
- EU calls for increased transparency in tax revenue management
Source: vanguardngr.com
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