- Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms recommends an increase in Value Added Tax (VAT)
- Chairman of the committee, Taiwo Oyedele, suggests reviewing the VAT revenue sharing formula
- Proposal for VAT increase comes amid opposition to new taxes and levies
- Oyedele assures that the review will not affect the poor and small business owners
- Current VAT rate is 7.5 per cent, increased from five per cent in February 2020
- Unclear percentage of proposed increase, but concerns raised about impact on states’ revenue
Source: dailytrust.com
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