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FULL LIST: VAT generated in Lagos more than 35 other states, FCT combined in August 2024

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The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has disclosed that Value Added Tax (VAT) revenue generated in Lagos State alone in August 2024 was more than the combined total of 35 other states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

According to recent data released by the FIRS, the nationwide VAT revenue for August amounted to N444.19 billion, with Lagos contributing an impressive N249.77 billion.

The report highlights Lagos as Nigeria’s dominant economic hub, generating over 56% of the total VAT collected nationwide. 

Rivers State was the second-highest contributor, with N70.54 billion, while Oyo, FCT, and Delta states generated N20.11 billion, N18.17 billion, and N13.09 billion, respectively.

ALSO READ: 10 Northern states contribute N13.69bn to VAT pool — allocated N59.17bn in August 2024

VAT, a 7.5% consumption tax on goods and services, is collected by businesses from consumers at the point of sale and remitted monthly to the FIRS. The revenue is shared among the federal, state, and local governments, serving as a critical source of funding for national development.

Conversely, states like Zamfara (N432.80 million) and Imo (N235.41 million) contributed the least VAT revenue.

ALSO READ: Southern states contribute N387.06bn to VAT pool — allocated N149.09bn in August 2024

Below is the full list of the VAT generated in states and FCT across Nigeria in August 2024:

  1. Lagos: N249.77bn
  2. Rivers: N70.54bn
  3. Oyo: N20.11bn
  4. FCT: N18.17bn
  5. Delta: N13.09bn
  6. Bayelsa: N7.12bn
  7. Kano: N4.65bn
  8. Akwa Ibom: N4.49bn
  9. Anambra: N4.28bn
  10. Edo: N4.05bn
  11. Ekiti: N3.66bn
  12. Borno: N3bn
  13. Kwara: N2.89bn
  14. Adamawa: N2.59bn
  15. Plateau: N2.58bn
  16. Benue: N2.56bn
  17. Gombe: N2.55bn
  18. Kogi: N2.43bn
  19. Kaduna: N2.03bn
  20. Ebonyi: N1.90bn
  21. Taraba: N1.88bn
  22. Sokoto: N1.84bn
  23. Osun: N1.81bn
  24. Ogun: N1.74bn
  25. Niger: N1.73bn
  26. Yobe: N1.71bn
  27. Katsina: N1.68bn
  28. Jigawa: N1.59bn
  29. Nasawawa: N1.47bn
  30. Ondo: N1.45bn
  31. Enugu: N1.08bn
  32. Cross River: N1.08bn
  33. Bauchi: N691.28m
  34. Kebbi: N665.17m
  35. Abia: N663.42m
  36. Zamfara: N432.80m
  37. Imo: N235.41m

Total: N444.19bn

 

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