FG Cuts Import Tariffs on Rice, Vehicles, Steel Under 2026 Policy
The Federal Government has approved new fiscal policy measures for 2026, introducing major tariff reductions across several imported goods.
In a circular dated April 1, 2026, signed by Wale Edun, the government confirmed that the updated policy replaces the 2023 fiscal framework.
Under the new structure, the import adjustment tax on items such as crude palm oil has been reduced to an effective rate of 28.75 percent, reflecting a shift from previously higher tariffs.
The policy also features a revised national list covering 127 tariff lines with lower import duties aimed at boosting growth in key sectors of the economy.
Additionally, tariffs on fully built passenger vehicles, including four-wheel drives and station wagons, have been cut to 40 percent from the previous 70 percent...










