Chartered Institute of Taxation (CITN) has thrown its weight behind the new tax regime, saying that it affords 20 per cent annual rent paid capped at N500.000. Speaking at the tax awareness campaign in Abuja, President of CITN, Innocent Ohagwa, added that essential goods and services such as food, education, healthcare, electricity transmission and non-oil exports have been granted zero-rated value added tax (VAT) treatment, reducing household burdens and supporting economic activity.................…...READ MORE