LIRS grants waiver on penalty, interest, tax credit and others
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way businesses sustain their operations; likewise, the tax and regulatory authorities. A tax authority may choose from two options…
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way businesses sustain their operations; likewise, the tax and regulatory authorities. A tax authority may choose from two options…
Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has allowed additional time for tax defaulters to enjoy penalty and interest waiver by two (2) months. The tax waiver…
In May 2020, the Minister of Finance, Budget, and National Planning released the Value Added Tax (Modification) Order 2020 or Order. The Order contained comprehensive…
The Federal Government (FG) has inaugurated an Inter-Ministerial Committee for the Audit and Recovery of Back-Years Stamp Duties. FG also launched the Federal Inland Revenue…
After the tax authority conducts an audit on business records, the next step is usually a tax audit reconciliation meeting. The purpose is to resolve…
Once upon a time, new companies in Nigeria paid taxes twice on the same profits. This unique tax provision, known as the commencement rule, applied…
Introduction Physical presence in traditional service delivery is easy to monitor. Under this system, a tax authority can determine whether a non-resident person is taxable…
Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) will resume field audit, investigation, and monitoring exercises. The Federal tax authority suspended field reviews in April 2020 due to…
Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) extends the time for tax defaulters to enjoy penalty and interest waiver by one month. To enjoy the waiver of…
When a person supplies taxable goods and services, the value added tax rate in Nigeria is 7.5% except for zero-rated and exempt items. The Finance…