Fiscal Policy
Advocacy around tariff reduction on major industrial raw materials, reversal of VAT increase, removal of VAT on industrial machinery, reduction of import duty on machinery and spare parts, and action against multiple taxation.
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) was established in May 1971 to provide a common voice for manufacturers and a focal point of consultation between industry, government, and the public.
Through public policy advocacy, MAN has achieved progress in government relations, fiscal policy, monetary policy, international engagement, capacity building, and interventions on issues affecting manufacturers.
MAN's advocacy machinery has helped elicit a more responsive business environment for manufacturers. The Association has sustained engagement with government and stakeholders on fiscal measures, monetary policy, international relations, capacity building, and practical interventions for members.
Advocacy around tariff reduction on major industrial raw materials, reversal of VAT increase, removal of VAT on industrial machinery, reduction of import duty on machinery and spare parts, and action against multiple taxation.
Engagement on interest-rate structure, exchange-rate administration, SME forex allocation for vital raw materials and machinery, and intervention in repayment issues involving NERFUND and World Bank SME facilities.
Support for the resuscitation of the Export Expansion Grant, infrastructure-related tax relief, employment tax relief, and sector-wide application of strategic concessions and tariff amendments.