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Nigeria’s govt suspends proposed telecoms tax

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Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami. Photo credit: Isa Pantami on Twitter
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Nigeria’s government has suspended the proposed excise duty on telecommunication services.

Confiance News gathered from a report from the Witness.

According to the report, the suspension was announced by the Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, on Monday during the inaugural meeting of the Presidential Committee on Excise Duty for the Digital Economy Sector in Abuja.

The minister said the telecommunications sector is already overburdened by excessive and multiple taxation.

The Federal Government through the Budget Office of the Federation had earlier revealed that it would begin the implementation of its proposed excise duties on telecommunication services and beverages in 2023.

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