Nigerian Tax

CBN, FIRS Differ Over N26.7bn Remittances To Federation Account

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) have taken opposing positions on revenue remittances by the latter to the Federation Account domiciled with the apex bank. Their disagreement emanates from a shortfall in revenue generated from Petroleum Profit Tax (PPT), Value Added Tax (VAT) and Company Income Tax (CIT), […]

CBN, FIRS Differ Over N26.7bn Remittances To Federation Account Read More »

How Nigeria Can Raise Additional $40bn from Tax—Elumelu

Chairman of Heirs Holdings, Mr Tony Elumelu, hinted that the Nigerian government can generate more revenue, up to $40 billion from tax. He said government must executive reaching tax reforms, while the National Assembly must urgently pass the Executive Tax bill into law for the country to experience economic transformation. Mr Elumelu, who was a

How Nigeria Can Raise Additional $40bn from Tax—Elumelu Read More »

Tribunal fixes May 14 for definite hearing in suit filed against FIRS

THE Tax Appeal Tribunal sitting in Abuja, on Wednesday, fixed May 14 for definite hearing in a suit filed by a company, “M FIFTEEN” Consultants against the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). The company also dragged the FIRS, before the Tax Appeal Tribunal sitting in Abuja over alleged double taxation. Also joined in the suit

Tribunal fixes May 14 for definite hearing in suit filed against FIRS Read More »

NLC, forum caution FG against increase in VAT

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) President, Ayuba Wabba, has warned the Federal Government against any attempt or means to increase the Value Added Tax (VAT). Wabba, represented by NLC Deputy National President and President of Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), Dr. Nasiru Idris and Ibrahim Walama, stated this yesterday at the 11th state delegates’ congresses

NLC, forum caution FG against increase in VAT Read More »

Lagos alone contributed 70% of Nigeria’s N5.2tr tax revenue

The Society of Women in Taxation (SWIT), yesterday, raised concern that 70 per cent of the N5.2 trillion taxes collected in 2018, came from Lagos State alone. The development, which shows a lopsided tax base, is also an indication that the long four-year tax reforms and campaign have less impact in the remaining 35 states

Lagos alone contributed 70% of Nigeria’s N5.2tr tax revenue Read More »

Scroll to Top
Loading...