The Federal Capital Territory Internal Revenue Service (FCT-IRS) has announced the extension of deadline for the filing of personal income tax returns by 3 months from 31st of March to 30th of June...

The global spread of the novel corona virus ‘COVID-19' has shocked the global financial market and virtually crippled the world economy. As the spread of the virus continues seemingly unabated...

Banks can help customers and businesses to pull through the crisis and emerge stronger once the outbreak eventually recedes.

The Federal Inland Revenue Services (FIRS) on May 19, 2020, issued a public notice on the extension of the reporting deadline for Reportable Financial Institutions (RFIs), under the Common Reporting Standard (CRS) Regulations.

In order to give taxpayers ample time to file their tax returns amid the lockdown, the LIRS had in March 2020 issued a public notice extending the filing deadline from 31 March to 30 June 2020.

The COVID-19 pandemic which is currently affecting countries across the world has once again shown how inter-connected the global economy is. What started as an outbreak in a province in China

The novel COVID-19 Pandemic, with its resultant economic impacts, has engendered the need to have detailed financial information more than ever by investors and stakeholders.

Undoubtedly, the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic caught the world and its leaders unawares.

Economies across the globe have begun responding to the Covid-19 pandemic not only medically but in economic terms, with various monetary and fiscal interventions

The Lagos State Internal Revenue Service recently issued a Public Notice, advising taxpayers and the general public of modifications made to the process for conducting Tax Audit and Reconciliation Committee meetings.

The CBN via a circular dated March 16, 2020 with reference number FPR/DIR/GEN/CIR/07/049, introduced the Guidelines for the implementation of the N50 Billion Targeted Credit Facility as a stimulus scheme ...

nternational Mobility has evolved over the years due to globalization, proliferation of new information technologies as well as the high demand for human talent everywhere in the world.

In the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, financial institutions and regulators in Nigeria, like their counterparts worldwide, are steering through unchartered waters.

Nigeria's Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning has announced fiscal stimulus and other interventions in response to Covid-19 pandemic and the oil price fiscal shock.

The recent plunge in the price of crude oil globally (arising from disagreements among major international crude oil supply countries), coupled with the outbreak of the coronavirus disease...

On 21 April 2020, the AfDB announced the establishment of a Covid 19 Rapid Response Facility to lessen the severe economic and social impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on its Regional Member Countries including the private sector.

Health Organization (WHO) declared the COVID-19 outbreak a Pandemic on 11 March 2020 upon a determination that the outbreak had increased by 13-fold and the number of countries affected had tripled.1

Businesses all over the world are battling the pandemic resulting from the novel coronavirus.

There is no doubt that COVID-19 has triggered some new thoughts on how businesses are conducted all over the world.

The world continues to fight the COVID-19 Pandemic which has created health and economic crises and may soon result in food crisis for some regions of the world.