The tax dispute between the different tiers of government appears to be worsening as the 36 state governments have sued the Federal Government over the latter’s alleged failure to remit funds generated from stamp duties into the state accounts.
In a new twist, the state governments, through their Attorney-Generals, are contending that they, and not the Federal Government should collect the stamp duties.
This development is coming amid the conflict between some states and the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) over the collection of Value-Added Tax (VAT).
The state government have been exploring ways to increase their revenue generation and reduce the dependence on allocation from the federation account which has been inadequate.
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