THE Federal Government’s acclaimed tax strategies to boost revenue may have been assessed low, even as zero-based budgeting was recommended to help scrutinize the contents of the current fiscal proposal.

Besides, the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN)- the sole body charged by the Constitution to train and regulate tax practices in the country, which made the observation during a media chat in Lagos, yesterday, noted that the current economic realities called for attention to details to identify waste, as well as pruning down excesses in the fiscal plan.