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Dec 19, 2019 13 tweets 5 min read
Thank you for joining us. The focus for today's #PwCTaxChat is the 'Introduction of TIN as a precondition for opening/operating a bank account for business purposes
in Nigeria'. The Companies Income Tax (CITA) and the Personal Income Tax Act (PITA) do not require banks in Nigeria to collect a Tax Identification Number (TIN) from a customer before opening an account for business purposes. #PwCTaxChat
Oct 31, 2019 5 tweets 2 min read
Thank you for joining us. The focus for today's #PwCTaxChat is: 'LIRS’ Notice on Taxation of Employee Loans - What you need to know': LIRS believes that certain benefits in kind, particularly loans granted to employees, have not been disclosed to LIRS by employers as such, they have not been subject to tax. To plug this hole in the tax net, LIRS issued a public notice on Taxation of Employee Loan. #PwCTaxChat
Oct 24, 2019 8 tweets 3 min read
Thank you for joining us. Today’s #PwCTaxChat will discuss ‘Guidelines on Migrants e-Registration in Nigeria’. To encourage international cooperation in addressing global migration and security challenges, the Nigeria Immigration Service (“NIS”) has introduced e-registration for foreigners in Nigeria and released guidelines on the process. #PwCTaxChat
Mar 21, 2019 14 tweets 7 min read
The proposed National Housing Fund (NHF) law will affect you in a big way. #PwCTaxChat today will share key insights on the law. Thank you for joining us #TaxThursday Shelter is a basic need for all people, next only to food, water and sleep according to Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs Theory. #TaxThursday #PwCTaxChat
Nov 13, 2017 10 tweets 9 min read
Our attention has been drawn to an erroneous report by @PremiumTimesng in which insights shared in an address by our Chief Economist Dr. Andrew S. Nevin (Ph.D.) [@nevinomics] was wrongly reported. #Thread Dr Nevin as part of his keynote address at the recent Annual National Conference of the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria (PSN), stated that counterfeits account for 17% of the generic drugs in supply. Cc @PremiumTimesng @NafdacAgency @DGatNAFDAC