The Effect Of Value Added Tax In Nigeria

The Effect Of Value Added Tax In Nigeria

Abstract

This exploration work was aimed at study” the effect of value added duty in Nigeria, which has poses a lot of question in the curious mind of some people as to” why” and” how” of the preface.

The reason of this study is to replace the being deals duty which was a nationally levied duty, and ideal of( Handbasket) are.

To make room for further saving and posterior investment since it minimizes consumption.

To limit Nigerian from total dependence or oil painting profit

To maintain indeed duty prevalence across colorful stage product

To promote exports and discourage import because product for import are given duty impunity while product on import are tested heavily

It’s inversely believe that recommendation of this exploration work will be useful to insure that Handbasket is effortless to the poor millions, especially exercising the fund from Handbasket on destined of diversifying the frugality.

This exploration work was presented in five chapters. Chapter of the study; the problem arose nebulosity in the description of vatable and exempted goods, the ideas of the author to replace the being deals duty, to assess and find out the effect of value added duty in Nigeria diligence, through result achieved grounded secondary data.

All these is to bring further people to the duty nominal roll, and help to change government source of profit, convert original sourcing of raw material and help to check applicable consumption of luxury goods.

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title runner

blessing runner

fidelity

Acknowledgment

Abstract

CHAPTER ONE

preface

Statement of the problem and purpose of the study

explanation of the study

Significance of the study

Background of the study

description of terms

CHAPTER TWO

Review of affiliated literature

Deals duty vs value added duty( Handbasket)

The administration and medium of Handbasket

The effect of Handbasket on manufacturing sector of Nigerian frugality

graces of Handbasket

faults of value added duty( Handbasket)

CHAPTER THREE

exploration design and methodology, sources of data, position of data and limitation of the study

Methodology of study

Source of data

position of data

Limitation of the superstud y

system of data collection and analysis

CHAPTER FOUR

donation of data, analysis of data, discussion of result

donation of data

Analysis of data

Discussion of result

CHAPTER FIVE

Summary conclusion, recommendation

Summary

Conclusion

Recommendation

Bibliography