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Crude rally may tie RBI's hands on rate hikes - Vimarsana News

Crude rally may tie RBI's hands on rate hikes

The Centre may not cut excise duties and rather prefer consumers and oil firms share the burden of higher prices

States To Face Salary Crisis As Nigeria's Federal Allocation Drops To Four-year Low At N574billion - Vimarsana News

States To Face Salary Crisis As Nigeria's Federal Allocation Drops To Four-year Low At N574billion

In January 2022, the gross revenue available from the Value Added Tax was N191.2bn. This was lower than the N201.255bn available in December 2021 by N10.033bn.

Gov. Ugwuanyi, Sen. Utazi, Supreme Court Judge, others celebrate Michael Ajogwu at 80 - Vimarsana News

Gov. Ugwuanyi, Sen. Utazi, Supreme Court Judge, others celebrate Michael Ajogwu at 80

Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of Enugu State was among the dignitaries who celebrated an erudite jurist, Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and former Attorney

SA alcohol industry urges govt to use sound judgement on excise duties - Vimarsana News

SA alcohol industry urges govt to use sound judgement on excise duties

VinPro is appealing to Treasury for no more excessive tax hikes and the SA Liquor Brand Owners Association (Salba) said that increasing excise at rates above inflation would continue to provide a competitive advantage to illicit traders at the cost of the legal market and society at large.

Source: ewn.co.za
'No more excessive tax hikes,' wine industry appeals to Treasury - Vimarsana News

'No more excessive tax hikes,' wine industry appeals to Treasury

SA wine grape farmers and wineries have called on the government to use sound judgment when announcing excise duties during the national budget speech next week.