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FINANCE ACT 2020: Key changes and implications

Vanguard News FINANCE ACT 2020: Key changes and implications On   President Muhammed Buhari, on 31 December 2020, signed the Finance Act 2020 (FA20) alongside the 2021 Appropriation Act into law. This reaffirms the Federal Government of Nigeria’s (FGN) commitment to enact fiscal policy annually, alongside the passage of the annual budget into law and aligns with global best practice. The Act, which took effect on January 01, 2021, amended the provisions of 14 tax and fiscal related legislation, namely: Capital Gains Tax Act (CGTA)  Companies Income Tax Act (CITA) Industrial Development (Income Tax Relief) Act (IDITRA) Personal Income Tax Act (PITA) Tertiary Education Trust Fund (Establishment etc.) Act Customs and Excise Tariff, etc. [Consolidation] Act (CETA) Value Added Tax Act (VATA) Stamp Duties Act (SDA) Federal Inland Revenue Service (Establishment) Act (FIRSEA) Nigeria Export Processing Zones Act (NEPZA) Oil and Gas Export Free Zone Act (OGEFZA)

2021 Budget, Economic Recovery and Fiscal Sustainability

The early passage of 2021 Budget, which for the second consecutive year, effectively returns the country to the January-December budget cycle is a means to an end and not an end itself. The main challenge is how to catalyse economic recovery efforts, and budget execution to significantly contribute towards achieving fiscal sustainability as well as macro-fiscal and sectoral objectives. Ndubuisi Francis writes It is an unassailable fact that Nigeria is buffeted by a deepening macroeconomic challenges, a worsening social and fiscal order. While the economic challenges grow in leaps and bounds, the resources to tackle them appear to be wearing thin. Nigeria’s second quarter 2020 gross domestic product (GDP) contracted by 6.1 per cent although it performed considerably betterthan expected in the third quarter, contracting only by 3.62 per cent, representing an improvement of 2.48 per cent points over the second quarter level.

2020 budget: Reps approve N453 2bn for NDDC

Share The House of Representatives on Thursday approved the 2020 budget of N453.2 billion for the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) for the period ending March 31, 2021. The approval was sequel to the consideration and adoption of the report of the House Committee on NDDC by the Committee of Supply at plenary, which was presented by NDDC Chairman, Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo. Out of the N453.200 billion, N27.389 billion is for Personnel Expenditure, N13.937 billion is for Overhead Expenditure, N2.793 billion is for Internal Capital and N409.080 billion is for Development Projects. A further breakdown of the budget showed that the sum of N27.389 billion is for Personnel Expenditure; the sum of N13,937,244,107 is for Overhead Expenditure; while the sum of N2,793,755,893 is for Internal Capital, N409.080 billion is for Development Projects for the period ending on 31 March 2021.

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