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Tax Reforms: Federal Gov’t Flags -Off Nationwide Campaign

AdminBy Admin11 December 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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…To Address Key Issues
Federal Government has launched a nationwide sensitisation campaign to addressing critical issues affecting the country’s development, including tax reforms, security awareness, ethical values, and public health.

The campaign, themed: “Promoting Awareness, Ethical Values, and National Development,” seeks to enhance a more informed and united society.

Speaking during the flag-off event on Tuesday in Abuja, the Director-General of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Mallam Lanre Isa-Onilu, underscored the importance of the initiative.

Isa-Onilu who was represented by Director of the NOA FCT Directorate, Mrs. Agbanusi Ijeoma, emphasised the agency’s commitment to educating Nigerians about their roles in achieving sustainable national growth.

The NOA boss assured citizens that the government’s tax reforms are designed to ease the burden on low-income earners.

“Those earning very little will pay little or no taxes, helping them manage their finances better,” he said.

He explained that the reforms are encapsulated in four key bills: Nigeria Tax Bill which consolidates all major taxes and repeals 11 outdated laws.

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