- Nigerian government plans to exempt companies earning N25 million or less per year from CIT, VAT, and other taxes
- The aim is to help businesses thrive and reduce their tax burden
- The government is working on providing tax relief to 95% of the informal sector
- New reforms will focus on the top 5% of the sector, the middle class, and the elite for taxes
- The committee is drafting laws to make necessary changes in fiscal policy and tax reform
- Compliance is urged from all stakeholders to implement the new fiscal and tax policy for the benefit of citizens
- Leaders are expected to lead by example in paying taxes correctly and on time
Source: ripplesnigeria.com
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