Nigerian Tax

FG Rakes In N36bn Tax from Insurance Firms

For their five-year operation, about 55 life and non-life insurance companies in Nigeria have paid N36.5 billion taxes to the federal government through the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). Taxes were paid by the companies between 2013 and 2017 financial year end. The underwriters generated N100.4 billion as Profit Before Tax (PBT) and were left […]

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EIRS commences aggressive tax enforcement exercise

The Edo State Internal Revenue Service has commenced aggressive tax enforcement exercise to collect revenue owed the state government. In a statement signed by its Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Mr Igbinidu Inneh, the tax agency advised members of the public to take note of the commencement of the exercise and make sure

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Nigeria Could Generate $13bn In Additional Tax Revenue With Digital ID Programmes –McKinsey

Nigeria is seen generating $13 billion in additional tax revenue if she could digitalise her identification programmes. This is according to a new McKinsey Global Institute report, which claims that high adoption of digital ID with the right principles can help unlock 3 percent economic value equivalent of GDP in advanced economies and as much

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Luxury Vehicle Tax Ill-Conceived– Mahama

Presidential candidate of the opposition National Democratic Congress (NDC), John Mahama has said his administration will scrap the luxury vehicle tax if it comes to power; if the Akufo-Addo government fails to do so. Describing the levy as an ill-conceived one, he said its introduction has overburdened the ordinary commercial driver whose vehicle possesses the

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Tribunal fixes definite hearing in suit of double taxation 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

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Professionals call for due process, fault ‘piecemeal’ tax reforms

The controversies dogging the nation’s tax reforms, now with Value Added Tax (VAT) regime, may not achieve anything positive unless a holistic approach is taken and urgently, tax professionals have said. The top tax administrators, at the sensitization seminar on proposed VAT increase and the non-assented housing fund bill, organized by the Chartered Institute of

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Tax Dispute Resolution In Nigeria: Challenges And Practical Steps

Introduction In August 2018, taxpayers were awakened to sudden freezing of their bank accounts for alleged non-payment of taxes and this marked the beginning of an “account- freezing” operation by the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). Many taxpayers who contemplated challenging the powers of the tax authority to direct the freezing of their bank accounts

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