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Financial institutions generate N24.77 billion VAT in 2020, up by 44.4% Y-o-Y

Top banks’ stocks plunge, as bears overwhelms Nigerian tier-2 banks’ rally, Financial Institutions generate N24.77 billion VAT in 2020, up by 44.4% Y-o-Y.

Banks and other financial institutions have generated on behalf of the government, a total sum of N24.77 billion as Value Added Tax (VAT) in 2020, up by 44.4% when compared to N17.15 billion recorded in 2019.

This is according to the Sectoral value-added tax report, recently published by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).

On a quarterly basis, financial institutions generated the highest VAT figures of N7.36 billion in Q4 2020, up by 64.77% Year-on-Year. This is sequel to the sums of N5.43 billion (Q1, 2020), N5.11 billion (Q2, 2020), and N6.87 billion (Q3, 2020) generated earlier.

The growth in the generated VAT figures might be attributable to the implementation of the modified VAT structure of 7.5% which became effective on February 1, 2020.

Historical trend

The major highlight of VAT generated by the government from financial institutions and their percentage in relation to the total VAT revenue is succinctly captured below;

What you should know: Nairametrics had earlier reported that Nigeria generated N1.53 trillion VAT in 2020, up by 29% Y-O-Y.

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