NBS: Nigeria recorded N1.7trn company income tax in Q3 2024 -- down by 28.2%

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The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) says the federal government collected a total of N1.77 trillion as company income tax (CIT) in the Q3 of 2024.

The National Bureau of Statistics says the federal government collected a total of N1.77 trillion as company income tax in the third quarter of 2024.collected in Q2 2024.

According to the bureau, local payments received were N920.91 billion while foreign CIT contributed N852.29 billion in Q3 2024.In Nigeria, the CIT is charged at 30 percent for companies with more than N100 million in turnover, and 20 percent for companies earning between N25 million and N100 million.

“On the other hand, Accommodation and food service activities had the least growth rate with –73.32%, followed by Financial and insurance activities with –70.04%.”A sectoral contribution breakdown showed that the top three largest shares in Q3 2024 were manufacturing followed by mining and quarrying , and information and communication .

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