In a period when Nigeria is working hard to stabilise its economy, strengthen investor confidence, and rebuild the manufacturing sector, the rapid progress of the Customs, Excise and Tariff Amendment Bill deserves closer attention. The bill, which seeks to replace the current N10 per litre excise duty on non-alcoholic beverages with a levy tied to retail price, appears to be moving forward without the customary fiscal coordination that such a…
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