Proposed 5% levy could force companies to flee Nigeria - Afrexim Bank
The proposed 5 percent tax on companies earning over N100 million for community development projects could result in the exits...
- Saturday, July 27, 2024
BusinessDay
The proposed 5 percent tax on companies earning over N100 million for community development projects could result in the exits...
Investors flocked to Nigeria’s one year Treasury Bill as its yield hit 28.36 percent, the highest this year fueled by...
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has outlined specific guidelines for accounting for foreign currency transactions referencing the International Financial...
In an interview with Eniola Olatunji of BusinessDay, Peter Ashade, group CEO, United Capital Group noted despite challenging market conditions...
Nigerian passport is one of the lowest-ranking passports in the World, with visa-free access to just 1.5 percent of the...
The Corporate Affairs Commission has said it will take out names of dormant companies that have not filed their annual...
Nigeria’s Debt Management Office (DMO) sold double the N100 billion offered on its nine-year bond (longest) as investors locked in...
Investors are seen locking their money into longer-dated bonds rather than short-term, high-yielding securities, due to the expected slow pace...
As inflation continues to race high, analysts forecast a further but mild rate hike at the monetary policy committee meeting...
Nigerian banks are at risk of facing profits and capital adequacy declines as the Federal Government plans to tax their...
