The Federal Government says from January 1, 2026, Nigerians without a Tax ID cannot operate bank, pension, insurance, or investment accounts in Nigeria.
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Argentine prosecutors will investigate President Javier Milei for promoting a cryptocurrency that crashed, losing investors billions of dollars and prompting a flood of complaints, local media reported Monday.
Italy probing Amazon over 1.2b euros in third-party seller VAT
Italian prosecutors are examining whether online giant Amazon.com evaded 1.2 billion euros in value-added tax (VAT) it should have paid on behalf of certain third-party sellers, sources told AFP Monday.
No more N1,660: Naira finally appreciates against dollar in parallel market, experts give reasons
The naira's inconsistent performance over the past week across several segments is indicative of the CBN's ongoing efforts to stabilize the currency.
Starmer to meet Trump 'next week': UK govt
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will meet US President Donald Trump in Washington next week to discuss a "wide range of issues", a British government spokesperson confirmed on Monday. "The prime minister will travel to Washington DC next week," the spokesperson said.
290,000 Nigerians use transfer window to switch PFAs for higher returns
The competition is now mounting among pension fund administrators as RSA holders are using the transfer winder to switch fund managers to those with higher returns.
CREDITCORP rolls out first phase of beneficiaries of N20 billion auto loan initiative
The Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDITCORP) has announced the first set of beneficiaries of the N20 billion automotive loan scheme to help the local auto industry.
'Now or never' for pandemic accord, says WHO chief after US pulls out
The head of the World Health Organization insisted on Monday it was "now or never" to strike a landmark global accord on tackling future pandemics, despite the United States withdrawing from negotiations.
Analysts explain why CBN should hold rates on Thursday’s MPC, others expect a hike
As Nigerians await the first MPC meeting in 2025, Analysts have outlined reasons why CBN should hold rates, although the CBN governor earlier said it would...
Sri Lanka budget banks on car taxes to boost coffers
Sri Lanka is banking on vehicle import taxes to boost revenue and revive the island nation's battered economy, leftist President Anura Kumara Dissanayake's maiden budget showed on Monday. "For the year 2025, the bulk of revenue gains is expected to be delivered by the liberalisation of motor vehicle imports," the president told parliament.
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