CAC- Corporate Affairs

Exploring the Tax Deductibility of Bad & Doubtful Debt

Introduction In today’s complex business landscape, financial and operational risks often lead to situations where invoices for goods or services remain unpaid. Recognizing this reality, tax legislations in many jurisdictions allow for tax deductions on bad and doubtful debts. This practice aligns with generally accepted accounting principles, particularly under IFRS 9: Financial Instruments, which requires […]

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The Crucial Role of Tax Audit Management

“Management is above all, a practice where art, science, and craft meet” – Henry Mintzberg. Understanding Audits in Management A tax audit is an examination to ensure that a taxpayer has accurately assessed and reported their tax liability and met other obligations. Tax audits are often more detailed and extensive than other forms of examination,

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Nigeria’s Entertainment Industry: Driving Tax Revenue

Introduction The Nigerian Entertainment Industry stands as a cornerstone of the nation’s economy and cultural heritage, significantly contributing to economic growth and job creation. This sector, comprising film, music, and other media, thrives on the rich talent and creativity inherent in Nigeria’s population of over 200 million. As the epicenter of African media and entertainment,

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A New Tax Horizon: Nigeria’s Windfall Tax on Banks’ Forex Gains

Introduction In a bid to bolster its fiscal landscape, the Federal Government of Nigeria has introduced a measure to tax the realized profits from all foreign exchange transactions of banks in the 2023 financial year. This measure is captured in the Finance (Amendment) Bill 2024, which proposes a one-off tax of 50% on such realized

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Workforce Engagement and Tax Compliance in Nigeria: A Guide for Local and Foreign Employers

Introduction Labour is the engine driving the production wheel of any business organization. In Nigeria, where a diverse and dynamic workforce propels various sectors, it is crucial for local and foreign employers to understand their regulatory obligations regarding their workforce engagement forms. The legal backbone of this relationship is the Nigerian Labour Act (“the Act”),

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Essential Guide to Annual Returns with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC)

Introduction Filing annual returns is a crucial aspect of maintaining transparency and compliance within the corporate sector. According to Section 417 of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020, every business name, company, or incorporated trustee must submit annual returns to the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) at least once a year, except for companies

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New Withholding Tax Regulations 2024: Further Insights and Implications

Introduction On July 1st, 2024, the Nigerian Government, through its finance minister, introduced the new Withholding Tax Regulations (the “Regulations”). These regulations establish a new regime for the deduction and remittance of withholding taxes in Nigeria, applicable to both residents and non-residents. This article provides an overview of the significant changes in the withholding tax

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Navigating Personal Income Tax in Nigeria: What You Need to Know and How It Impacts You

Introduction There are several misconceptions regarding the statutory tax obligations of business owners and employees in Nigeria. Many business owners mistakenly believe that complying with tax laws at the corporate level absolves them of personal tax obligations. Similarly, some people erroneously think that Personal Income Tax (PIT) rates in Nigeria range from 40% to 50%,

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Navigating Compliance in Nigeria’s Thriving FMCG Industry

Introduction Nigeria’s food industry is booming, with the National Bureau of Statistics reporting that Nigerians spent approximately ₦22.8 trillion on food in 2019. Of this amount, ₦4 trillion was spent on food consumed outside the home, such as in restaurants, bars, and other food establishments. As this high-maintenance industry expands rapidly, obtaining the necessary licenses

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Exploring the Statute of Limitations in the Nigerian Tax System

Introduction The statute of limitations is a fundamental legal principle that sets a maximum period within which legal proceedings must be initiated following an event. While the application and specifics of these statutes vary by jurisdiction, they are a common feature in tax systems worldwide. In the context of Nigerian tax law, the statute of

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