“Non-resident digital companies that sell products to local customers will pay 6% of turnover as tax” Nigerian Government has rejected poor collection of tax, which it said is an abysmal 4.5% of its Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Platforms Africa reports that the government also declared its plans to explore its digital economy in 2022 while extending taxes to non-resident digital companies with significant economic presence as a means to boost the revenue and diversity of the country. READ ALSO How to Escape Poverty, Personal Financial Problem, Expert Gives Practical…
Read MoreNigeria Rejects ‘4.5% of GDP’ Tax Status, Levies Non-Resident Digital Firms
