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ARTICLE · 15 JANUARY 2020

Navigating The Risky Nigerian Transfer Pricing Regime In 2020

The Nigerian Transfer Pricing Regime has witnessed significant developments in the last few years, which have resulted in TP finally becoming one of the high-risk tax areas facing Group Companies in Nigeria.

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The Nigerian Transfer Pricing (TP) Regime has witnessed significant developments in the last few years, which have resulted in TP finally becoming one of the high-risk tax areas facing Group Companies in Nigeria.

First, there was the introduction and implementation of the Country-by-Country Reporting (CbCR) Regulations with significant administrative penalties for non-compliance. The CbCR Regulations ushered the Regime into an era of unprecedented transparency that requires qualified Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) to disclose their key financial information and economic activities in the jurisdictions where they have footprints to tax authorities.

Second, the revised Nigeria TP Regulations (Revised Regulations) released in 2018 also introduced steep administrative penalties for non-compliance as well as some contentious provisions.

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