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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
The Nigeria Postal Service and the Federal Inland Revenue Service have been at loggerheads over which of the Nigerian government’s agency is constitutionally backed to collect stamp duty taxes in the country. Call to mind that the government through the FIRS had increased the payment ... Read More
Company Income Tax (CIT) this is one of the major types of taxes collected by Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) and chargeable on all companies (other than Companies engaged in petroleum operations) incorporated in Nigeria. It is charged on profits that  accrue in, be derived from, ... Read More
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Finance Act 2020: AMENDMENTS TO CAPITAL GAIN TAX

Section 1.3(1) of Guidance on Management Report on Internal Control Over Financial Reporting (ICFR) requires that every Public Company and Public Interest Entity (PIE) are required to file, on annual basis, its audited financial statements including a report on Management assessment on internal control over financial reporting, to the Commission and Council. Public companies and PIEs were mandated to report on ICFR in 2023 and 2024 respectively.

In the subsequent year of adopting ICFR, organizations transition from the initial design and implementation phase into a period of testing, and continuous improvement.

While the first year focuses heavily on establishing frameworks, policies, and control documentation, the second and subsequent year is about strengthening execution, adapting practices into daily operations, and achieving sustainable compliance.

PML Offering in subsequent reporting year

To achieve subsequent years’ objectives around report on ICFR, PML is pleased to offer the following:

  1. Perform walkthrough and substantive testing to confirm that controls are operating as designed.
  2. Identify gaps between documented processes and actual practices.
  3. Provide recommendations and hands-on support to address control deficiencies noted during the first year.
  4. Streamline redundant controls and align them with evolving business processes.
  5. Support management in preparing reliable internal and external reports for regulators, auditors, and investors.
  6. Conduct training and awareness programs to strengthen accountability and control ownership.

With PML Professional Services as your ICFR partner, your year 2 and subsequent year of ICFR report is about turning your compliance into competitive advantage and enhanced confidence in the numbers reported in your financial statements.

For more information on your 2025 ICFR assessment and readiness for attestation, please contact Adeola Adesanya on 08038499321 or aadesanya@pml.com.ng.

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