The Nigeria Customs Service has said that there are no plans for duty reduction on imported vehicles.
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There are speculations that the service has reviewed the tariff on imported used vehicles from 35 to 20 per cent.
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According to the news, the duty rate is applicable on Common External Tariff trade portal under HS Code 8703.
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However, clearing agents have insisted that the Customs must make an official statement announcing the reduction in duty.
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Reacting to this, the National Public Relations Officer of the service, Timi Bomodi, in a chat with our Correspondent, denied the rumour.
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When asked if the service had reviewed the tariffs on imported used vehicles, he said, “NO”.
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The image maker said there were plans by the service to review the tariff in the future.
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Speaking on the expiration of the 31-day grace period on the Vehicle Identification Number for valuation of imported vehicles, Bomodi said, “The grace period has not ended, we still have time.”
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