The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has backed Nigeria’s decision to hold off on raising its Value Added Tax (VAT) rate, saying the move is appropriate given high poverty levels and food insecurity across the country.
In its Article IV consultation report released Wednesday, the IMF said “t
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