- Economists commend FG for exempting 63 items from VAT
- Samuel Agbelaye, president of CITAN, believes the VAT exemption will yield positive results
- Financial experts support the government’s move, saying it will promote economic growth
- Experts advise on transparency and careful implementation of the policy
- Tunde Adeoye from the University of Lagos sees the VAT exemption as a positive fiscal measure
- Adeoye emphasizes the need to address revenue leakages and increase oil production
- Agbelaye states that the VAT exemption will increase productivity and create job opportunities
- Muda Yusuf from CPPE commends the VAT exemption as a step in the right direction
- Yusuf notes that while the exemption is positive, larger business issues still need to be addressed
- The federal government announced the exemption of 63 items from VAT on October 3, 2024.
Source: gazettengr.com
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