- New Tax Reform Bill submitted to Nigerian National Assembly
- Proposes equitable model for sharing Value Added Tax among 36 states
- Proposes 0% VAT on food, education, and healthcare
- Seeks to fundamentally alter VAT regime
- Proposes revising VAT derivation formula to allocate revenue based on consumption location
- Addresses inequities in VAT revenue distribution
- Aligns with international best practices
Source: vatcalc.com
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