- The Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) denied reports of a new VAT on banking transactions, calling them false and misleading.
- VAT has always applied to bank service charges, fees, and commissions, not to the actual funds transferred or withdrawn.
- No new tax has been introduced; the law remains unchanged, with recent actions focused on enforcement and compliance.
- Interest on savings and deposits, as well as essential items and services like food, medicine, and education, remain VAT-exempt.
- The NRS urged the public to rely on official information and released FAQs to clarify how VAT applies to banking services.
Source: pointblanknews.com
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