May 27, 2019

‘Taxation is Key in Infrastructure Financing’

The Executive Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) Mr. Tunde Folwer, has stated that revenues generated through taxation and borrowing would play a key role in supporting State Governments to finance their expenditure infrastructure and social services. Fowler, who disclosed this yesterday in Lagos at the Maiden Edition of the Nigeria Corporate Services with theme: …

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FIRS will exceed N5.32trn revenue collection in 2019 – Fowler

The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) on Tuesday said it will surpass in 2019 the N5.32 trillion it generated in 2018. The N5.32 trillion remains its highest yearly collection so far. In a paper titled: “The imperatives of regulatory processes, procedures and compliance in the Nigerian business sector” presented at a forum organised by the …

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NALPGAM hails removal of VAT on LPG, seeks reduction in duty

The Nigerian Association of Liquefied Petroleum Gas Marketers (NALPGAM), has commended the decision of the Federal Government to remove Value Added Tax (VAT) from domestically produced Liquefied Petroleum Gas otherwise known as Cooking Gas. According to the association, the Federal Government signed the approval of VAT removal on LPG and gazetted same, after several pleas …

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FHC Confirms the Supremacy Of The CITN Act With Regards To The Regulation Of The Tax Profession In Nigeria

The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos, on Tuesday, 21st May 2019, has for the umpteenth time held that only members of the CITN can practice taxation in Nigeria pursuant to the relevant provisions of the CITN Act.  This was the outcome of the suit instituted in 2018 by five members of ICAN by way …

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