- Experts warn against increasing VAT in Nigeria to generate more revenue
- Proposal to increase VAT to 15% from current 7.5% to fund fiscal deficit and debt service obligations
- Concerns raised about impact on investors, businesses, profit margins, investment growth, consumer purchasing power, and competitiveness
- Suggestions to improve VAT collection efficiency and expand range of goods and services subject to VAT
- Resistance to VAT increase due to economic instability, exchange rate volatility, and removal of fuel subsidy
- Need for government to implement fiscal policy interventions to cushion the effect of VAT increase on cost of consumption and doing business in Nigeria
Source: guardian.ng
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