- Nigeria Customs Service removes VAT on LPG and CNG
- Zero percent import duty announced for LPG and CNG
- National Public Relations Officer Abdullahi Maiwada released the information
- Removal of VAT and import duty is part of the Presidential Gas for Growth Initiative
- Equipment for gas utilization also benefits from zero percent import duty
- Zero-rated VAT items include feed gas, CNG, LPG, and related equipment and services
- Importers must secure an Import Duty Exemption Certificate and a letter of support to benefit
- Specific LPG import codes are exempt from Import Duty and VAT
- Debit Notes for LPG imports since August 26, 2019, will be withdrawn
- Measures aim to reduce living costs, enhance energy security, and promote cleaner energy
- Customs urges compliance and is committed to implementing these incentives effectively
Source: thenationonlineng.net
Note that this post was (partially) written with the help of AI. It is always useful to review the original source material, and where needed to obtain (local) advice from a specialist.
Latest Posts in "Nigeria"
- Nigeria’s 2025 VAT Reforms: Impact on Foreign Tech Firms and Local Tech Ecosystems
- Nigeria Extends E-Invoicing Compliance Deadline for Large Taxpayers to November 1, 2025
- Nigeria Extends E-Invoicing Compliance Deadline for Large Taxpayers to November 2025
- Nigeria Abolishes 5% Telecom Excise Duty to Boost Affordability and Service Standards
- Nigeria Abolishes 5% Excise Tax on Telecommunication Services