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100 ## - MAIN ENTRY--AUTHOR |
Author |
MOSHOOD, Adewunmi Oluwapelumi |
245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT |
Title |
Effect of Non-Oil Revenue on Revenue Generation in the Nigerian Economy |
250 ## - SUPERVISOR |
Supervisor |
Dr. OMOKEHINDE, J. O. |
260 ## - IMPRINT |
Place of publication |
Ibafo |
Department (College) |
Accounting and Finance |
Date of publication |
2019 |
300 ## - COLLATION |
Pagination |
x,; 62p. |
Other physical details |
tables |
520 ## - SUMMARY, ETC. |
Summary, etc |
The study examined the effect of tax efficiency on revenue generation in the Nigerian<br/>economy. Secondary data gotten from the quarterly economic report of the Central<br/>Bank of Nigeria was explored in gathering data while simple regression analysis was<br/>employed for data analysis to test the hypotheses. Furthermore, correlation analysis<br/>was applied in the assessment of the relationship between the non-oil tax revenue<br/>sources and federally collected revenue. Descriptive statistics was also adopted.<br/>Findings of this study therefore provide perception into the effect of tax revenue and<br/>federal government tax generation on government revenue. It further provided<br/>perception as to the extent to which each of the independent variables affects the<br/>dependent variable through the graphical corroboration and also provides an<br/>affirmation of the extent to which the variations in the dependent variable are caused<br/>by the independent variables covered in the models as depicted by the R2<br/>and adjusted R2 . The study concludes that the value added tax, company income tax and custom<br/>and excise duties has no significant relationship with the federally collected revenue. |
650 ## - TRACINGS |
Main Subject |
Accounting |
942 ## - ADDED ENTRY ELEMENTS (KOHA) |
Item type |
Students Thesis |