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nigerias tax reforms key to economic growth minister

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Nigeria's tax reforms aim to improve revenue collection and attract investment by reducing company income tax and exempting low-income earners. The commercial mechanism is regulatory: lower corporate tax rates could improve after-tax margins for companies operating in Nigeria, potentially boosting foreign direct investment. However, the impact is policy-level and medium-term; no immediate price or supply shock. Country-specific (Nigeria).

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  • Nigeria aims to increase tax-to-GDP ratio from 6% to 10% within three years, target 18%.
  • Company income tax to be reduced from 30% to 25%.
  • Low-income earners and minimum wage workers exempt from personal income tax.
  • Reforms address multiple taxation and weak compliance.
  • Announced by Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele at CITN conference.

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