Agriculture led corporate source of revenue tax with 474.50% in Q2 2024



Agriculture led corporate source of revenue tax with 474.50% in Q2 2024

The rural sector led the expansion in Corporate Source of revenue Tax in Nigeria throughout the second one quarter of 2024, recording a 474.50 in line with cent building up on a quarter-on-quarter foundation, consistent with the untouched document from the Nationwide Bureau of Statistics excused on Monday.

At the combination, CIT for Q2 2024 stood at N2.47tn, marking a 150.83 in line with cent expansion from N984.61bn in Q1 2024.

Native bills contributed N1.35tn, month overseas CIT bills accounted for N1.12tn throughout the length below assessment.

“Agriculture, forestry, and fishing recorded the highest growth rate at 474.50%, showcasing the sector’s increasing contribution to the national economy,” the document highlighted.

This efficiency is adopted carefully via the monetary and insurance coverage actions sector, which grew via 429.76 in line with cent, and the producing sector, which expanded via 414.15 in line with cent.

Against this, positive sectors struggled in Q2 2024.

“The activities of households as employers, undifferentiated goods- and services-producing activities for household use saw the lowest growth rate at -30.22%, followed by activities of extraterritorial organizations and bodies at -15.67%,” the document famous.

For sectoral contributions to general CIT income, the monetary and insurance coverage actions sector led with 15.53 in line with cent, adopted via production with 8.99 in line with cent, and knowledge and verbal exchange with 7.84 in line with cent.

On the other hand, some sectors lagged considerably. “The activities of households as employers recorded a 0.00% share, while water supply, sewerage, and waste management activities contributed 0.02%, and extraterritorial organizations added 0.03%,” consistent with the NBS document.

On a year-on-year foundation, CIT collections for Q2 2024 confirmed a 59.52 in line with cent building up from N1.55tn recorded in Q2 2023, reflecting broader financial cure and expansion throughout key sectors.

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