Business New VAT rate triggers rise in stock market transaction cost – Vanguard News

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STOCK STOCK market investors and operators will from today pay more as transaction cost for shares traded on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE following the commencement of the implementation of the new Value Added Tax, VAT of 7.5 …

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