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Subsidy Removal: FG Moves To Suspend VAT Payment On Diesel - Vimarsana News

Subsidy Removal: FG Moves To Suspend VAT Payment On Diesel

By Tony Obiechina, Abuja In a bid to cushion the negative impact of the harsh operating environment on business caused by the removal of petrol subsidy, the Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Tax Policy and Fiscal Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, has said that the Value Added Tax on Automotive Gas Oil also known as diesel

Nigeria Customs, 62 Other Federal Bodies to Halt Direct Revenue Collections - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Customs, 62 Other Federal Bodies to Halt Direct Revenue Collections

The Nigeria Customs Service and 62 other Ministries, Departments, and Agencies, MDAs, of the Federal Government are set

Sri Lanka Central Bank assures banking sector stability in debt restructuring process - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka Central Bank assures banking sector stability in debt restructuring process

The Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) has assured the banks that the regulatory stance in the on-going Domestic Debt Optimization (DDO) discussions with the diverse stakeholders will be that, the banking sector stability cannot be put at risk, a statement said. Presently the banking sector is well

How to Remove Remaining Barriers to Economic Freedom in Spain - Vimarsana News

How to Remove Remaining Barriers to Economic Freedom in Spain

Continuing the difficult but necessary market-oriented reforms begun decades ago will bring more economic freedom to Spain.

Pension systems should be fair and sustainable - Vimarsana News

Pension systems should be fair and sustainable

A switch-back to the old system of pensions being promised by opposition parties might be politically expedient but will mark a significant slide-back in our hard-won fiscal reforms