Tax

Stakeholders Advocate Tax Earmarking For Tobacco Control

Participants at a high-level session on tobacco tax earmarking convened by the Nigeria Tobacco Control Alliance (NTCA) and the Federal Ministry of Health have highlighted the importance of the establishment of Tobacco Control Fund for successful implementation of tobacco control policies in the country. The meeting, held in Abuja on Wednesday, was attended by senior […]

Stakeholders Advocate Tax Earmarking For Tobacco Control Read More »

Businesses that may be affected by FIRS’ new VAT policy

Businesses operating in Nigeria’s internet space are preparing to add value-added tax (VAT) to their cost of doing business. Babatunde Fowler, executive chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) recently announced that the service will extend its tax net by charging 5% VAT on online transactions. Since its inception, the Muhammadu Buhari-led administration has

Businesses that may be affected by FIRS’ new VAT policy Read More »

Global approach to digital tax is still on track

A global attempt by more than 120 countries to find a way to more fairly tax global internet giants is moving ahead despite individual countries’ deciding to impose their own tax, says the head of the international organization leading the project. Angel Gurria, secretary general of the Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, said

Global approach to digital tax is still on track Read More »

Higher VAT From Infrastructure Investment

The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and other African countries’ tax agencies are strategising to ensure owners of infrastructure investments in the continent are properly taxed, especially in the aspect of Value Added Tax (VAT). Over a trillion dollars is slated for investment towards infrastructure development over the next 10 years in the continent. Speaking

Higher VAT From Infrastructure Investment Read More »

FIRS charges VAT on online transactions January 2020 —Fowler

The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has said that it would start charging Value Added Tax on online transactions, both domestic and international, with effective from January 2020. The Executive Chairman of FIRS, Mr Tunde Fowler, disclosed this at the African Tax Administration Forum Technical Workshop on VAT on Monday in Abuja. Fowler said that

FIRS charges VAT on online transactions January 2020 —Fowler Read More »

Scroll to Top
Loading...