Tax reform committee proposes N800/$ as customs import duty rate

 

The presidential committee on fiscal policy and tax reforms says it has asked the federal government to adopt an exchange rate of N800 per dollar for customs import duty.

Taiwo Oyedele, chairman of the committee, spoke on Thursday while engaging journalists on the activities of the tax panel in Lagos.

More to follow…

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