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Value Added Tax collection by economic sector

Public Finance · Source: NRS via NBS · quarterly

International comparability — CSA: Economic · GFSM 2014 (IMF)

Quarterly Value Added Tax (VAT) collected in Nigeria, broken down by the economic sector of the paying entity. The source presents two successive sector taxonomies - an NBS legacy 28-sector scheme (2021 H1) and an ISIC-style 21-sector scheme (2021 Q3 onward) - carried side by side as a classification_scheme dimension and never crosswalked. This is the domestic (Non-Import Local) VAT component; the sectors sum exactly to the Sub-Total (Non-Import VAT) Local line in the companion headline-components series. National, whole naira. Originator NRS (formerly FIRS); publisher NBS.

Value Added Tax collection by economic sector: NGN 55.3bn, Q1 2026, up 1,030,676,616.27 NGN on Q4 2025.

Observations

455

Q1 2021 – Q1 2026

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Nigeria

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Displayed series · 21 quarterly periods · Q1 2021 – Q1 20262 classification scheme49 sector

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Value Added Tax collection by economic sector — nigerian_legacy · Agricultural and Plantations was NGN 760m in Q2 2021, against NGN 986m in Q1 2021 — 2 quarterly periods.

Latest

NGN 760m

Q2 2021

Minimum

NGN 760m

Q2 2021

Maximum

NGN 986m

Q1 2021

Range

NGN 760m – NGN 986m

lowest – highest observed

Periods

2

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Value Added Tax collection by economic sector21 periods, newest first, for nigerian_legacy · Agricultural and Plantations (NGN).
Periodnigerian_legacy · Agricultural and PlantationsNGN
Q1 2026
Q4 2025
Q3 2025
Q2 2025
Q1 2025
Q4 2024
Q3 2024
Q2 2024
Q1 2024
Q4 2023
Q3 2023
Q2 2023
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Source document

Last updated 6 August 2026

Sectorial Distribution of Value Added TaxNRS via NBS
  • Table VAT Sectoral Collection (sector rows)

    Value Added Tax Collection by Economic Sector · Planning,Research and Statistics Department, FIRS | Source: Planning,Research and Statistics Department, NRS

    Originator: Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS, provider 86). Printed "Source:" captions retained verbatim: "Source: Planning,Research and Statistics Department, FIRS" (2021 legacy + 2021 ISIC blocks, all vintages) and "Source: Planning,Research and Statistics Department, NRS" (Q1 2026 vintage block-3, 2022-Q1 onward). FIRS renamed to NRS - canonical originator NRS, FIRS kept verbatim (H190; parallels CIT H135). Publisher: NBS. Latest-vintage (Q1 2026) canonical; 0 cross-vintage restatements. Sectors are the domestic (Non-Import Local) VAT component; two taxonomies (nigerian_legacy 28-sector 2021-H1; isic_rev4 21-sector 2021-Q3 onward) carried side by side, never crosswalked.

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Originator
Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS)
Publisher
National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)
Publication
Sectorial Distribution of Value Added Tax
Printed source caption
Planning,Research and Statistics Department, FIRS | Source: Planning,Research and Statistics Department, NRS
Publication reference
NGA-NBS-VAT
Catalog record
Catalog 144
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"Value Added Tax collection by economic sector", NRS via NBS, Sectorial Distribution of Value Added Tax, ref. NGA-NBS-VAT. Catalogued by Prism, https://prism-portal-sooty.vercel.app/statistics/nbs-pf-vat-by-sector-nga.
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Source: NRS via NBS. Source publication: Sectorial Distribution of Value Added Tax. Publisher: National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). Catalogued by Prism; Q1 2026.