- Nigeria is overhauling its tax system to rebuild fiscal fairness, discipline, and national trust after decades of oil dependence and fragmented taxation.
- Key reforms include redesigning VAT, reviewing Free Zone incentives, modernizing capital gains tax, consolidating over 60 taxes, and reducing leakages.
- Businesses, especially those in Free Trade Zones, are anxious about losing tax incentives amid rising operational costs and economic instability.
- The government’s reforms are seen as both economically necessary and psychologically challenging, requiring national sacrifice and trust-building.
- The process is led by a technical committee aiming to create a more productive, accountable, and simplified tax structure.
Source: zawya.com
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