Nigeria’s 2026 VAT reform: What the shift to consumption means for states

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If you’ve been following the tax changes in Nigeria, one of the biggest shifts in the 2026 reforms is how Value Added Tax (VAT) is now being shared. Before the reform, VAT was mostly tied to the state where a company had its head office. This meant that states like Lagos benefited hugely because many […]

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