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15 issues in tax reform bills

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The Matters Press by The Matters Press
December 2, 2024
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2020 Finance Bill prescribes tax incentives

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1: Businesses with less than N50 million turnover are exempted from tax payment.

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2: Over 90% of workers in public and private sector will no longer pay income tax.

3: Over 82% of what low income persons consume will be VAT free.

4: Scrapping over 50 Taxes imposed on local businesses.

5: VAT will no longer be calculated base on where the companies have their headquarters but where their goods are consumed

6: The rich to pay more Taxes while poor pay lesser.

7: Consumption Tax collected by states will be eliminated completely.

8: FG share of VAT to reduce from 15% to 10% as states and LGAs now get 90%.

9: Those earning less than N1.7m monthly will now pay less income tax.

10: Customs, NUPRC and other govt agencies will no longer collect tax as only one Agency will be responsible for collection of all taxes in Nigeria.

11: Those receiving less than N9 million per annum could have their income tax cut by half.

12: The bills could lead to abolition of other multiple tax laws like the stamp duty act.

13: Over 90% of small businesses would no longer pay profit tax

14: Gradual increase of VAT from 10% in 2025 to 15% in 2030… With almost every goods consume by low income earners exempted from VAT.

15: Many Nigeria companies pay over 60 types of different taxes & levies, the bills seek to end this factor killing NGR industries.

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