By Michael Ango and Yetunde Filani 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...
Read moreIn 2009, a significant number of African states recognized the need to take charge of the performance of their tax administrations by mobilizing domestic resources rather than rely solely on foreign aid, hence the establishment...
Read more2020! The outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic rocking the world has no doubt affected the status quo of things, Nigeria inclusive. The pandemic has the world staying indoors thereby affecting economic and social activities. Nigeria...
Read moreThe first stage of the Tryouts to represent the Unilag Team at the National Tax Debate came up on the 13th of August at the LLM room in the faculty of Law, University of Lagos Read more…
By Fawaz Haroun. The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) recently released a circular on the amendment of the Stamp Duties Act pursuant to the Finance Act 2019. The Circular is in line with the Read more…
“Technology is influencing our lives and continues to change the way we do things from the simple day to day activities to the complex and less routine tasks…An electronic system for filing and paying taxes, Read more…
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Held at the Faculty of Law, University of Lagos on Wednesday 4th March, 2020 The Department of Commercial and Industrial Law held a program on the above topic, hosted by the dean of the Faculty, Read more…
By Kilanko Ewaoluwa. INTRODUCTION Death and taxes they say are the only certain things in life, but uncertainty lies beneath the Nigerian tax system. The uncertainty stems from double taxation, the dearth of statistical data, Read more…
The very essence of the National Tax Policy is that it provides a direction for Nigeria’s tax system and administration and establishes a framework that all stakeholders would subscribe to and which they would be Read more…
The newly enacted Finance Bill has as one of its proposed innovations the requirement of a tax identification number (TIN) for opening a bank account for business purposes. This is contrary to the widespread erroneous Read more…