- Federal government plans to address low revenue profile by improving tax compliance, especially company income tax and widening the tax base
- Plan to increase VAT rate from 7.5% to 15% to increase tax revenue
- Nigeria’s tax-to-GDP ratio is currently one of the lowest in Sub-Saharan Africa at 10%
- President Tinubu’s administration inaugurated a fiscal and tax reforms committee to reform tax legislation and administration
- World Bank advised Nigeria to raise VAT rate to increase non-oil revenue and strengthen fiscal resources
Source: nairametrics.com
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