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Tech Giants Contribute $1.5 Billion in Taxes to Nigeria in First Half of 2024

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Tech Giants Contribute $1.5 Billion in Taxes to Nigeria in First Half of 2024

Economic Confidential 04/12/2024 21:22

Tech Giants Contribute $1.5 Billion in Taxes to Nigeria in First Half of 2024 In a significant boost to Nigeria’s digital economy, foreign digital companies, including major players like Google, X (formerly Twitter), Microsoft, and TikTok, have collectively paid over N2.55 trillion (approximately $1.5 billion) in taxes during the first half of 2024…

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Tech Giants Contribute $1.5 Billion in Taxes to Nigeria in First Half of 2024 In a significant boost to Nigeria’s digital economy, foreign digital companies, including major players like Google, X (formerly Twitter), Microsoft, and TikTok, have collectively paid over N2.55 trillion (approximately $1.5 billion) in taxes during the first half of 2024…
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