Taxes is not static, it moves! We come across taxes in either our daily or weekly activity.
Think about a typical transaction. The seller adds tax to a product, or the bank withholds tax on a customer’s interest income, or the government used the taxpayer’s money to fund a public hospital. These are common situations where a person interacts with the tax system.
The level of interaction increases when a business expands operations. Business owners or persons in management capacity must, therefore, consider the tax impact of transactions to avoid extra costs. BRC assists businesses with tax planning, compliance, advisory, audit, investigation, health check, and due diligence services.
Our specialty covers companies income tax, petroleum profits tax, personal income tax and other statutory payroll contributions, expatriate management including tax briefing, expatriate tax, tax equalisation, expatriate quota, global employer services, value added tax and other indirect taxes, transfer pricing, processing of certificate of fixed assets acceptance, and regulatory services.
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After a taxable person commences business and registers for taxes in Nigeria, what next? The tax compliance cycle begins. However, this is a step where most business owners often miss the mark in placing the optimal tax structure. A medium-sized company usually pays four or more taxes on the revenue/income to the revenue authorities. That’s not all! The returns must be in line with the different tax laws. As the Nigerian tax system becomes complex, there are more chances of compliance issues. BRC can help indigenous and international businesses with their tax affairs.
A periodic tax review of a business is ideal to ascertain its well-being. We will analyse, identify symptoms and offer recommendations.
An expatriate moving to Nigeria may have lots of new experiences in a short sequence. New co-workers, culture, neighbors, climate, and then meet a different tax system. That’s a lot of settling down matters to handle in one assignment.
At BRC, we take the burden off an expatriate trying to grapple with how the Nigerian tax system affects personal and other income. From entry to exit, we make the period of assignment in Nigeria smoother from a tax perspective. Our expatriate management services include entry and exit tax briefings, income tax computation, tax equalisation, expatriate quota, advisory, and global employer services.
The tax authority may withdraw the use capital allowance in reducing taxable profits where a taxpayer has no CAFA (Certificate of fixed assets acceptance). This may lead to additional income tax. BRC can assist with the processing of CAFA.
Each year, the tax authority often comes around to check the accounts and records of a taxpayer. It is a way of knowing the level of compliance of a taxable person in the previous year(s). The process requires technical knowledge and documentation.
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