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REPORT: Manufacturing Sector May Lose 1.9 Trillion in 3 Years Over Proposed Excise Duty on Carbonated Beverages
A contraction of 0.43 percent is predicted to happen in the manufacturing sector if the proposed excise duty on carbonated beverages is allowed to fly.
Average Transportation Paid by Commuters in Nigeria Rises 40.56% in 1 Year
The rise in transportation fare according to the NBS is across the nation.
Contrary to Finance Act 2020, Airline Operators Laments Continuous Collection of VAT on Imported Items
The aviation sector under the aegis of Airline Operators of Nigeria, AON has registered displeasure over the Nigerian Customs Services still collecting charges like VAT on imported aircraft and spare parts against the provisions of Finance Act 2020
Nigeria Missing as 24 Low-Income Countries Gets Debt Relief
Despite the country’s huge debt profile, IMF’s fourth round of debt relief didn’t include Nigeria
Nigeria Ranks Third Most Attractive Country for Foreign Investment in Africa- AAFMI
Nigeria ranks after South Africa and Mauritius in Absa Africa Financial Markets Index 2021
Nigeria, other African Countries Set to Receive $1 Billion Google Investment in 5 Years
Google set to champion digital transformation in Africa
e-Naira Update: Banks Commence Website Integration of Digital Currency
The eNaira aimed at limiting the use of currency and ensuring the Nigerian economy’s stability is fast gaining acceptance among banks even before the official launch.
VAT Forecast: Study Shows Only 3 States Can Reach VAT, IGR Obligations
A new study by BudgIT took on the issue of VAT collection beyond the ongoing debate of which tier of government is constitutionally responsible for the collection
REPORT: African Development Bank Traces 80% of Investments in Africa to Four Countries
Egypt tops the list of countries with the most receipt of FDI in Africa. Nigeria and South Africa follow suit with Kenya joining the fray as Africa’s hub for innovative startups.