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It has been 6 months of demanding work for most Auditors and Accountants. Most Companies in Nigeria are 31 December financial year-end. Some companies are 31 December due to: Regulatory requirements e.g Banks, Insurers, Stockbrokers, etc;Desire to be aligned to Government fiscal year or personal ... Read More
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Finance Act 2020: AMENDMENTS TO VALUE ADDED TAX ACT
The Finance Act 2020 is the most recent developments within the Nigerian tax space. The Act amended seven major tax laws in Nigeria to make them suitable to meet present economic realities. The tax laws affected are: Companies Income Tax Act;... Read More
The position of the law on stamp duty recently is that it is the responsibility of the FIRS to collect stamp duty on behalf of the Federal Government. This is the tenable position in the light of available evidence. In the first instance, since 1939 ... Read More
Nigerian Tax Laws Taxes are established by law in Nigeria. By implication, such tax must have been passed into law through enactment of relevant statute (Act, By-law, decree among others). The tax law establishes the administrative body and specify its tax jurisdiction. Tax laws impose ... Read More

Why 31 December Financial Year End

Welcome to Day 1 of our Tax Training Series for Businesses and Professionals. This session provides a structured introduction to tax principles, compliance expectations, and practical considerations every organization should understand. Whether you’re a business owner, finance professional, or decision-maker, this training offers valuable guidance to support effective tax management.

https://youtu.be/4zXVnxnxlQU

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