Nigeria:
The Current Foreign Exchange Control Regime And Implications For Taxation And Fiscal Policy
07 August 2015
PwC Nigeria
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We are all affected by the actions or inactions of government
especially monetary and fiscal policies. The recent rules and
changes introduced by the Central Bank of Nigeria regarding foreign
exchange transactions are having immediate impacts on businesses
and individuals but also there will be medium and long term impacts
including implications for tax and fiscal policy.
Read my article in today's BusinessDay Newspaper for my
perspective on the issue.
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