Before its launch, the e-Niara scheme continues to attract attention especially on its workability
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Manufacturers and Service-Based Companies Begin August 2021 VAT Remittance to FIRS
Instead of further delay, sources have it that firms are already remitting August 2021 VAT returns to the FIRS, against the claims and counterclaims of Rivers and Lagos State
State or Federal? 3 Possible Outcomes if VAT Collection Goes Either Way
Beyond the VAT controversies, here is a highlight on some of the possible outcomes when final court judgment is made
As 21st of Another Month Beckons, Organised Private Sector of Nigeria Expresses Worries Over Matters Arising from VAT
By extant tax laws, the due date for VAT payment is on the 21st of the month following the reporting period.
Few Hours to Taxmobile’s September 2021 Panel Discussion; Here’s What to Look out for
Today’s session is scheduled to feature topical issues from the ragging Value Added Tax controversies to other tax significant issues.
Implementation of 7.5 Percent Tax on Cooking Gas and its Aftermath
The newly implemented tax has played a key role in the over 100% leap of the commodity within 8 months.
FIRS Still Lay Claim to Collecting VAT From Rivers State’s Taxpayers
Recall that on August 9, 2021, in Suit No: CS/149/2020, the Federal High Court of Port Harcourt Division ruled out FIRS from the collection of VAT and acknowledged River State Government as legal collectors of VAT
FIRS Considers Road Taxes to make up for Reduced Informal Sector Tax
FIRS wants legal backing to collect road tax as a measure to boost revenue generation.
2022 in View: FIRS Expects ₦5 Trillion from Technology Giants to Meet up ₦10.1 Trillion Projection
The FIRS has decided to go beyond just talks but factoring in technology giants as a targeted source of revenue for the coming year.
In Case You Missed Taxmobile’s Live August 2021 Panel Discussion, Check Out Major Highlights
This month’s panel discussion focuses on topical issues across withholding tax, new FIRS’ TaxProMax platform, CITN’s proposed partnership, move to obtain 50% disputed sum from tax defaulters before the court hearing and taxing global tech giants.