shippingposition
  • Home
  • News
  • Editorial
    • Vox Pop
  • Maritime safety
  • Oil and Gas
  • Personality
  • Health
No Result
View All Result
shippingposition

Home » Customs To Commence Collection Of New Excise Duties On Beverages, Cigarettes

Customs To Commence Collection Of New Excise Duties On Beverages, Cigarettes

by Joshua
September 2, 2022
in News

The Kwara Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service, says it will begin collection of the new excise duties on beverages and cigarettes from factories in the state.

customs excise duty

A statement by the Command Public Relations Officer, Chado Zakari, on Thursday in Ilorin, said that the excise duties were under the 2022 fiscal policy measures approved by the Federal Government.

The fiscal policy include Supplementary Protection Measures for the implementation of the ECOWAS Common External Tariff 2022-2026.

It also included excise duties of N10 per litre on non-alcoholic beverages, cigarettes and Tobacco products effective from April 1, 2022.

The policy provided a grace of 90 days to enable the excise factories producing non alcoholic beverages and cigarettes to key into the new directive, which commenced on June 1, 2022.

The Comptroller of the command, Aliyu Bello, who visited all the excise factories in the state, said it was to ascertain their level of production and compliance to the Customs extant laws.

The companies visited were the International Tobacco Company, Peace Standard Pharmaceutical Industries, Seven UP Bottling Company, Remitola International Multi Biz and Orion Agro Industries Ltd.

Others are Donswep Industries Ltd, Njoku Global Ventures, Ascodin Nigeria Enterprises and Neolman Food and Beverages Nigeria Ltd.

Read Also:  Customs Hands Over 389 Parcel Of Marijuana To NDLEA In Kebbi

”The familiarization tour is aimed at bringing all the excise factories under control and to equally block all leakages.

”We will continue to take deliberate steps to work with excise factories and other critical stakeholders to reposition the Command.

”We will not relent on any effort to ensure total conformity to prompt payment of excise duties,” Bello said.

The comptroller demanded for transparency and openness by the companies, warning that any attempt to short-change the government would not be tolerated.

He advise the companies to ensure strict compliance to the new tax regime, as this would guarantee them the full benefits of trade facilitation.

Bello stressed that the command would discharge its duties diligently in suppressing smuggling, and enhancing trade facilitation and revenue generation.

The factories managers in their separate remarks, pledged total compliance to the fiscal policy, adding that their relationship with the command over the years has been very cordial.

shippingposition

Kindly like us on Facebook/twitter


Tags: CUSTOMS

Related Posts

Swift Resolution of Maritime Disputes Key to Attracting Investment, FG Says

Swift Resolution of Maritime Disputes Key to Attracting Investment, FG Says

July 23, 2026
MONDAY INTERVIEW: A Seasoned Freight Forwarder Must Be A Member Of The Board Of Shippers Council— Dr Kayode Farinto

Foreign Dominance of Freight Forwarding Threatens Jobs, National Security, Farinto Tells Reps

July 23, 2026
Tinubu Administration Has Changed Maritime Sector- Oyetola

Tinubu Administration Has Changed Maritime Sector- Oyetola

July 23, 2026
NIWA, NSIB Strengthen Partnership to Reduce Boat Accidents on Inland Waterways

NIWA, NSIB Strengthen Partnership to Reduce Boat Accidents on Inland Waterways

July 23, 2026

Latest News

Swift Resolution of Maritime Disputes Key to Attracting Investment, FG Says

Swift Resolution of Maritime Disputes Key to Attracting Investment, FG Says

July 23, 2026

Foreign Dominance of Freight Forwarding Threatens Jobs, National Security, Farinto Tells Reps

Tinubu Administration Has Changed Maritime Sector- Oyetola

NIWA, NSIB Strengthen Partnership to Reduce Boat Accidents on Inland Waterways

Navy Hands Over 2 Rescued Human Trafficking Victims To NAPTIP

NIWA Investigates Vandalisation of Patrol Boat in Niger Community

Vessels Expected At Lagos Ports As At 23rd July, 2026

PEBEC Targets 7-Day Cargo Clearance, 72-Hour Complaint Resolution

Unlocking the Blue Giant: SIFAX Group Charges Nigerian Youth to Anchor Africa’s Maritime Future at Milestone TAAM 2026

NIMASA, NSIB Deepen Collaboration to Enhance Maritime Safety

FG Targets Higher Value From Non-Oil Exports

Kuwait Condemns Houthi Maritime Threats, Backs Saudi Arabia

kindly like our Facebook page

Health

Diseases To Watch Out For During Rain and Flooding
Health

Diseases To Watch Out For During Rain and Flooding

July 20, 2026

Rain and flooding significantly increase the risk of infectious diseases by overwhelming sewage systems, contaminating drinking water, and creating stagnant breeding...

WHO Launches Campaign To Prevent Stem Rising Suicide In Africa

WHO Warns Global Cancer Cases May Hit 35m By 2050

July 13, 2026
Six Common Ailments You Can Avoid During Rainy Season

Six Common Ailments You Can Avoid During Rainy Season

July 13, 2026
Herbal Remedies: Nutritionist Raises Safety Concerns

Herbal Remedies: Nutritionist Raises Safety Concerns

July 6, 2026
JUNE SPECIAL FOCUS ON MEN’S HEALTH

JUNE SPECIAL FOCUS ON MEN’S HEALTH

June 29, 2026
Prostate Health Awareness Message Men Must Read

Prostate Health Awareness Message Men Must Read

June 15, 2026
JUNE SPECIAL FOCUS ON MENS HEALTH ISSUES

JUNE SPECIAL FOCUS ON MENS HEALTH ISSUES

June 8, 2026
Health Benefits And Side Effects Of Bitter Kola

Health Benefits And Side Effects Of Bitter Kola

June 8, 2026
NCDC Places States On High Ebola Preparedness Alert Over Importation Risk

NCDC Places States On High Ebola Preparedness Alert Over Importation Risk

June 1, 2026
It’s The Season Of Corn

It’s The Season Of Corn

June 1, 2026

© 2021 Shippingposition

Navigate Site

  • Home
  • About Us
  • Contact us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Editorial Policy
  • Sitemap
  • Terms

Follow Us

No Result
View All Result
  • News
  • Coast To Coast
  • Oil and Gas
  • Maritime Education
  • The Terminals
  • Maritime safety

© 2021 Shippingposition