- The House of Representatives advanced a constitutional amendment bill to clarify taxation powers among federal, state, and local governments.
- The bill proposes placing Value Added Tax (VAT) under the Exclusive Legislative List, giving the federal government sole authority over VAT.
- The bill aims to define the scope of taxes and levies collectible by each tier of government and prevent multiple taxation and unlawful outsourcing of revenue collection.
- The bill seeks to ensure national uniformity, predictability, and a clear constitutional basis for VAT administration.
Source: businessday.ng
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