Investors may lose N1.8bn monthly to VAT - Enjoy this Awesome Report

Investors may lose N1.8bn monthly to VAT

EQUITY investors may be parting with about N1.83 billion monthly, in commission and other fees owing to the reinstatement of Value Added Tax, VAT, charges on transactions in the stock market, as well as the proposed 2.5 per cent increase in the VAT rate.

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