Finance minister calms fear of investors on capital gains tax - TheNewsGuru
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
57% : "Policies like the Capital Gains Tax must balance government revenue objectives with investor confidence and sustained market growth," he said.53% : The Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Wale Edun, on Tuesday reassured investors of the Federal Government's commitment to balanced outcomes on Capital Gains Tax (CGT).
49% : Edun assured stakeholders that government had taken note of concerns around the Capital Gains Tax and would continue consultations with the market to ensure fair implementation.
49% : "We have noted the concerns around Capital Gains Tax and will keep engaging with the capital market to achieve optimal outcomes for Nigerians and investors.
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