- House of Representatives rejected changes to consumption and company taxes proposed by President Tinubu.
- President Tinubu wanted to double VAT rate to 15 percent over six years.
- The goal was to fund the national budget and change revenue distribution.
- The lower chamber rejected the proposal, impacting President Tinubu’s efforts to increase government revenue and reduce borrowing.
Source: businesspost.ng
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