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The Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) are an important part of the Nigerian society as they are quite impactful in many areas of our daily lives.

Taxation affects investment decisions but the risk is not whether tax would be paid, it is the uncertainty of what, when, how and how much.

The Finance Act, 2019 came with copious far-reaching changes in the laws relating to major taxes in Nigeria.

Management fees are a common feature of intra-group arrangements within multinational enterprises (MNEs), reflecting charges for services provided by a parent company or related entity to its subsidiaries. These services are typically designed to promote operational efficiency, ensure consistency in group-wide policies, and allow group entities to benefit from centralized expertise.

In August 2018, Nigeria's Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) issued the Income Tax (Common Reporting Standard) Regulations ("CRS Regulations") to provide legal backing for CRS implementation in Nigeria.

The Nigerian tax landscape is undergoing significant transformation with the introduction of four new tax bills, namely Nigeria Tax Bill (NTB)...

Generally, business organisations within a country contribute to the development of its economy.

The transfer pricing regulations cover all transactions between ‘connected taxable persons' that could impact the profit or loss position of any of the parties...

This article examines these conditions and evaluates the implication of the Finance Act 2019 and SEP Order on NRCs in Nigeria

On 26 June 2025, the Federal Government of Nigeria signed into law the Nigeria Tax Act, 2025; the Nigeria Tax Administration Act, 2025; the Joint Revenue Board of Nigeria (Establishment) Act, 2025...

On 8th October 2018, President Mohammadu Buhari signed an Executive Order called the VOARS (Executive Order Number 008) aimed at combating tax evasion and regularizing offshore assets owned by persons resident in Nigeria ...

Generally, the basis for imposing and collecting personal income tax under the Personal Income Tax Act as amended (PITA) in Nigeria is classified into two viz the residence and source.

In 1993, the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) announced uniform basis and rate for taxation of income derived by Non-Resident Companies (NRCs)

The increased presence of Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) across various jurisdictions has among other things, created the need to centralize certain functions within the MNE Group.

Charity organizations popularly known as Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) play a vital role in addressing various social, economic, and environmental issues.

If you are starting a manufacturing business in Nigeria, there are a lot of compliances you need to carry out before commencing the business.

Nigeria's power sector has continued to grow even though some may argue that the rate of growth is still below the required level. The commercial framework for the sector has however remained an issue.