Tribunal orders DSTV to pay Nigerian govt N900bn tax backlog
The FIRS says it discovered the backlog through a forensic audit as it showed that Multichoice Nigeria Limited had failed ...
The FIRS says it discovered the backlog through a forensic audit as it showed that Multichoice Nigeria Limited had failed ...
Multichoice is the owner of the satellite television, DSTV, a popular subscription-based platform in Nigeria.
FIRS says the figure represents about 98 per cent of the government's tax target of N5.1 trillion.
FIRS said the move is part of its ongoing reforms to align the nation’s tax system with global standards.
The Federal Inland Revenue Service has launched a new portal in the country for the use of financial institutions.
The two government owned institutions are in war over the collection of stamp duties.
“Stamp duty should not make any landlord increase his or her rent because it is not paid by the landlord. ...
No fewer than 50 types of chargeable transactions, which require stamp duty and specified the rates chargeable on each, were ...
FIRS extended the deadline by two months from June 30 to August 31.
FIRS generated the N66 billion from stamp duties between January and May, 2020.
FIRS analysis shows a collection of N1.1 trillion in the first quarter of 2020 against N1.0 trillion in the first ...
The FIRS said the appointment was part of ongoing internal reforms.
The tribunal declared as illegal, Ecobank's decision to pay N5.5 billion as dividends.
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