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No plans to introduce telecoms, fuel taxes – FG
The Federal Government, Tuesday, said there are no plans to introduce, new taxes on telecommunications services and petroleum products.
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vanguardngr.com
No plans to introduce telecoms, fuel taxes – FG
The Federal Government, Tuesday, said there are no plans to introduce, new taxes on telecommunications services and petroleum products.
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thisdaylive.com
FG: No Plan to Introduce New Telecoms, Fuel Taxes
* Insists VAT waiver on petroleum products has not been withdrawn
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FG dismisses report on new telecomms, fuel taxes
The federal government has dismissed a report suggesting that it was considering new taxes on telecommunications services...
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businessday.ng
FG says no new taxes planned on telecoms, petroleum products - Businessday NG
The federal government has dismissed reports that it is considering new taxes on telecommunications services and petroleum products, seeking to
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punchng.com
FG rules out fuel, telecom taxes despite IMF recommendation
The Federal Government dismisses reports of new fuel and telecom taxes, clarifying that IMF recommendations are not binding and no new taxes are planned.
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FG rules out new taxes on telecom services, petroleum products - Businessday NG
The Federal Government has dismissed reports suggesting that it is planning to introduce new taxes on telecommunications services and...
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No new taxes for fuel, telecom - FG
The Nigerian Federal Government dismisses reports of new taxes on fuel and telecoms, clarifying that IMF recommendations are not binding and no new taxes a
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No considerations for fuel, telecoms taxes, FG reply IMF
The Federal Government has said it is not considering the imposition of fuel and telecommunications taxes.
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No New Taxes on Fuel, Telecoms, FG Assures Nigerians
The Federal Government dismisses reports of new taxes on fuel and telecom services, assuring Nigerians no new taxes are planned despite IMF recommendations