FG, States, LGs Share N725bn In March 2022

Economy
Kehinde Ogunyale
May 6, 2022
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For the month of March, 2022, the Federation Accounts Allocation Committee shared a total sum of N725.57bn among the three tiers of government, as federal allocation.

This indicates a 23 percent increase from the N590bn that was shared by the three tiers of government in February.

The latest figure for March was contained in a communique issued at the end of the committee’s monthly meeting.

Breakdown Analysis

It was further disclosed that total revenue of N725.57bn, distributable for the current month, was drawn from Statutory Revenue of N521.16bn and Value Added Tax of N204.40bn.

From this stated amount, the Federal Government received N277.10bn, states received N227.2bn while the local government areas got N167.91bn.

The communique also stated that oil-producing states received N53.35bn as derivation or 13 percent of mineral revenue.

It added that the gross revenue available from the VAT-N204.40bn- was distributed as follows:Federal Government got N30.66bn, states received N102.20bn, while LGAs got N71.54bn.

Out of the N521.16bn statutory revenue, the Federal Government was allocated the sum of N246.44bn, states got N125.0bn, LGAs got N96.36nn while oil-producing states received N53.35bn.

It added that the cost of collection of VAT distributed for March was N8.78bn, while that of transfers/refunds/savings was N6.32bn.

Also, the cost of collection of statutory revenue distributed was N35.63bn while that of transfers/refunds/savings was N376.50bn.

The communiqué also revealed that “Petroleum Profit Tax , Oil and Gas Royalties, Import and Excise Duties, Companies Income Tax and Value Added Tax all recorded tremendous increases.”

It also stated that the balance in the Excess Crude Account as of 27th April, 2022 stood at $35.37m.

FAAC had in February shared N590.546bn among the Federal Government, states and LGAs.

The sum comprises distributable statutory revenue of N337.432bn, distributable VAT revenue of N165.635bn, excess bank charges of N7.479bn and non-mineral revenue of N80bn.