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Nigeria's New Tax Regime: Income Tracking Powers Of Tax Authorities And Data Protection Concerns

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By Olumide Osundolire, Azeezah Muse-Sadiq, Vanessa Obi
| Mondaq
Olumide Osundolire’s articles from Banwo & Ighodalo are most popular: in Nigeria Banwo & Ighodalo are most popular: within Tax, Technology, Food, Drugs, Healthcare and Life Sciences topic(s) with Finance and Tax Executives with readers working within the Accounting & Consultancy, Consumer Industries and Insurance industries Introduction Recently, the Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee, during conversations about the recent tax reforms, confirmed that Nigeria receives...
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Nigeria's New Tax Regime: A Taxpayer's Guide To Compliance, Offences, Penalties, Enforcement, And Dispute Resolution

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By Ken Etim, Abimbola Akeredolu, Azeezah Muse-Sadiq, Kehinde Ojuawo
| Mondaq
BI Banwo & Ighodalo More Banwo & Ighodalo is a foremost legal services and business solutions provider. We are known in our markets for excellent mastery of legal issues, the development of creative solutions and our lawyers are selected for their embodiment of these qualities The recent tax legislation reforms in Nigeria have brought four new tax statutes into existence. The new laws were distilled from a harmonization of all tax laws previously in force in the country. Nigeria Tax
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50% Deposit For Prosecution Of Tax Appeals In Nigeria And Compliance Essentials For Businesses

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By Abimbola Akeredolu, Azeezah Muse-Sadiq, Emmanuel Onyeabor, Oluwatoba Oguntuase
| Mondaq
The practice at the Tax Appeal Tribunal (“TAT” or “Tribunal”) requiring an aggrieved taxpayer to pay 50% of a disputed tax amount into a designated account, as security for the prosecution of a tax appeal, is traceable to the provisions of paragraph 15(7) of the Fifth Schedule to the Federal Inland Revenue Service (Establishment) Act, 2007 (as amended) (the “FIRS Act”).
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