- Federal Government confirms plan to raise VAT rate by 2.5%
- Minister of Finance Wale Edun disclosed the plan at an investor meeting in Washington DC
- The hike will target luxury goods and will be applied gradually
- Essential items consumed by poorer Nigerians will remain exempt from VAT
- List of essential goods exempted from VAT will be made available to the public
- Proposed law to increase VAT from 7.5% to 10% is under consideration by the National Assembly
- Subsequent increases in VAT rate are also indicated in the proposed law
Source: economicconfidential.com
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