Background of the Study
Environmental tax incentives are designed to encourage businesses to adopt sustainable practices by offering financial rewards or reliefs for implementing eco-friendly operations. In Nigeria, such incentives are becoming increasingly important as companies are urged to reduce their environmental footprints while complying with national and international sustainability standards (Adesola & Ojo, 2023). Nestlé Nigeria Plc, a leading multinational food and beverage company, has been a pioneer in adopting sustainable practices, such as reducing waste and energy consumption and sourcing ingredients responsibly.
Nestlé has benefited from environmental tax incentives that encourage companies to adopt green practices and invest in renewable energy and waste reduction initiatives. These incentives are aligned with Nigeria’s commitment to achieving its sustainability goals under the Paris Agreement and other global frameworks (Adebayo & Oladipo, 2024). However, the effectiveness of these incentives in promoting sustainable practices within Nestlé and similar companies remains under-researched.
This study investigates the impact of environmental tax incentives on sustainable practices at Nestlé Nigeria Plc, evaluating how these incentives have influenced the company’s environmental policies and operations.
Statement of the Problem
While environmental tax incentives have been introduced to encourage businesses to adopt sustainable practices, there is limited research on the extent to which these incentives influence corporate behavior, particularly in Nigeria’s food and beverage sector (Tijani & Akinbiyi, 2024). Nestlé Nigeria’s sustainability practices are influenced by a combination of regulatory requirements and internal policies, but it is unclear how tax incentives specifically contribute to these efforts.
This study examines the role of environmental tax incentives in promoting sustainable practices at Nestlé Nigeria Plc, focusing on the company’s adoption of green technologies and its environmental impact.
Objectives of the Study
Research Questions
Research Hypotheses
Scope and Limitations of the Study
The study focuses on the impact of environmental tax incentives at Nestlé Nigeria Plc from 2023 to 2025. Limitations include potential variations in the company’s sustainability practices unrelated to tax incentives and challenges in obtaining detailed internal data on environmental performance.
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