Nigeria has suspended a recently introduced 4% charge on imported goods to allow for stakeholder consultation and alignment with a new customs modernization act, which aims to streamline revenue collection and digitize operations. This suspension, coinciding with the end of a previous service provider contract, provides an opportunity to revise the revenue framework and optimize the implementation of the new act, with a revised timeline to be announced after further engagement.
Source: regfollower.com
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