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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

Finance Act 2020: AMENDMENTS TO PERSONAL INCOME TAX

Two key regulators and a governance code now require Nigerian Boards to formally demonstrate that their performance is periodically evaluated. PML Professional Services delivers independent, evidence-based Board Evaluations that meet regulatory expectations and are fully prepared for statutory reporting and regulatory submission. NCCG NIGERIAN CODE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Sector covered: All public companies, public-interest private companies and regulated private entities. Requirement: Annual internal board evaluation plus an independent external evaluation at least once every 3 years, with outcomes disclosed as part of the Annual Corporate Governance Report. CBN CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA Sector covered: Banks and other CBN-licensed financial institutions. Requirement: Annual evaluation of the board, its committees and individual directors by an independent external consultant. Submission: External consultants must submit the Annual Board Evaluation Report to the Director, FPRD, CBN by May 31 (following the financial year-end) or before the Annual General Meeting, whichever comes first. FRCN FINANCIAL REPORTING COUNCIL OF NIGERIA – CORPORATE GOVERNANCE Sector covered: Every entity subject to the NCCG, across all industries. Requirement: Annual assessment of compliance with the NCCG. Submission: Eligible entities must submit their Corporate Governance Compliance Report through FRCN's reporting portal within three months after the financial year-end. HOW PML DELIVERS YOUR EVALUATION •  Independent Board, committee & Director appraisal •  Skills matrix & Board composition review •  NCCG, CBN & FRCN compliance reporting •  Practical, board-ready improvement roadmap Book your board's evaluation before your next AGM

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