- The Senate passed two tax reform bills: Nigeria Revenue Service Bill and Joint Revenue Board Bill.
- The Senate rejected increasing VAT from 7.5 percent to 10 percent.
- VAT revenue-sharing: Federal Government 10 percent, state governments and FCT 55 percent, local governments 35 percent.
Source: thewillnews.com
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