Nigerian Tax

VAIDS: Fear Of Prosecution Grips Tax Debtors

With less than a week to the end of the period afforded tax debtors to declare their indebtedness by the Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS), individual and corporate tax debtors have been approaching federal and state tax authorities to seek information on how to declare their previously unpaid taxes before the window shuts […]

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FIRS records four million new taxpayers, N700 billion revenue increase in 2017 – Fowler

The Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Tunde Fowler, said the Service recorded four million new taxpayers, including companies and individuals, resulting in N700 billion increase in revenue in 2017. Mr. Fowler said this at the 13th General Assembly of the West African Tax Administration Forum (WATAF) with the theme: “Enhancing the Revenue Potential of

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If you bought assets abroad with money made in Nigeria but paid no tax, VAIDs will expose you — Subair, LIRS boss

As a remedial measure, VAIDS has a lot of positives. First, the awareness of the need to pay tax is becoming more pronounced. A lot of Nigerians that were totally disconnected from the tax system are starting to hear about it. With the advocacy in the media, it is drumming home the need to develop

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Firms fret over capital market’s VAIDS’ tax audit

Quoted companies and capital market operators are anxious about the modus operandi and implications of the compliance tax audit for the Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS) by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). SEC had in a circular indicated that it would audit public limited liability companies (Plcs) and capital market operators to ascertain their

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Nigeria must imbibe ‘tax me, I task you’ culture.

In the midst of a theoretically over economic recession, primarily caused by plunging oil prices and a history of incompetence, Nigeria turned to debt and bond instruments to finance a portion of its 2017 budget (and later 2018), a development that has not been able to sustain the extremely ambitious and highly controversial 7 trillion

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Court Affirms Reverse Charge Mechanism In VAT: Matters Arising

The decision of the Federal High Court (FHC) in VODACOM BUSINESS NIGERIA LIMITED V. FEDERAL INLAND REVENUE SERVICE, handed down on the cusp of the New Year 2018, has understandably continued to generate a lot of controversy and angst. The FHC in that case, upheld the decision of the Tax Appeal Tribunal, making it the

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Fowler: FIRS Has Resources to Prosecute Tax Debtors after VAIDS

The Chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Mr. Babatunde Fowler, has warned individuals and corporate entities, who refuse to take advantage of the Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS) that the agency had voted a bigger sum of money for legal fees in its 2018 budget. Fowler made the disclosure in a

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Nigeria: VAIDS: The Clock Ticks! Last Updated: 15 March 2018

As the sun gradually sets on the Voluntary Assets and Income Declaration Scheme (VAIDS/Scheme), the Minister of Finance has reiterated government’s resolve to stick to the March 31st, 2018 deadline. The Minister, who stated this at the VAIDS Stakeholders Symposium held in Kaduna State on March 1st, 2018, further added that “the federal government has

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