FAAC said the federal government received N374.925 billion, and the state governments received N422.861 billion.
“For emphasis, as of today, VAT remains 7.5% and that is what will be charged on all the goods and services that are VAT-able,” Mr Edun said.
According to the communique, gross statutory revenue of N1.387 trillion was received for July.
Mr Oyedele said the proposed new reforms would focus on the top five per cent of that sector, the middle class and the elite, for taxes.
“Total revenue of N2.326 trillion was available in the month of February.”
FAAc said that from the N1.127 trillion, the federal government received N383.872 billion, States got N396.693 billion and the LGCs N288.928 billion.
Mr Farinto urged the government to introduce measures to cushion the effects of its various economic policies.
The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) said the aggregate value-added tax (VAT) stood at N948.07 billion in Q3 2023.
Governor Godwin Obaseki presented a budget of N325.3 billion for 2024 to the Edo House of Assembly for approval on Tuesday.
