The Nigeria Investment Promotion Commission (“NIPC”) in collaboration with Federal Inland Revenue Service (“FIRS”) with inputs from ministries and agencies have released a compendium of existing investment incentives in Nigeria...
Access to finance is a vital factor in the growth and development of any economy. World Bank statistics indicate that Nigeria ranks 44th in the global access to finance index1...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE or the Exchange) recently released amendments to some sections of the Rulebook of the NSE (the New Rules). Although approved earlier in the year, these...
Africa has, in many ways, experienced a seismic shift in the past 40 – 50 years. Today, it hosts the fastest growing economies in the world – however, this has...
In May 2017, the Honourable Minister for Power, Works and Housing made a policy declaration as to the categories of persons to be regarded as Eligible Customers in the Nigerian...
Base erosion and profit shifting ( BEPS ) are tax avoidance strategies that are adopted by multinational enterprises ( MNEs ) to take advantage of the mismatches and gaps that...
The relevance of arbitration in an increasingly globalized economic structure cannot be overemphasized. However, the question of arbitrability of tax disputes has long been the subject of sustained debates in...
With her energy demand outstripping supply, and transmission constraints and other challenges plaguing her on-grid electricity market, Nigeria has begun to adopt policy initiatives aimed at supporting the commercialisation and...
General average, as a concept of antiquity, emerged before the advent of marine insurance as an independent mechanism for the redistribution of losses suffered and expenses incurred for safety from...
For many decades, crude oil has been the primary source of Nigeria’s wealth and indeed the mainstay of the Nigerian economy. The inherent dependency risk in this trend has been...
The Nigeria Investment Promotion Commission (“NIPC”) in collaboration with Federal Inland Revenue Service (“FIRS”) with inputs from ministries and agencies have released a compendium of existing investment incentives in Nigeria...
Access to finance is a vital factor in the growth and development of any economy. World Bank statistics indicate that Nigeria ranks 44th in the global access to finance index1...
The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE or the Exchange) recently released amendments to some sections of the Rulebook of the NSE (the New Rules). Although approved earlier in the year, these...
Africa has, in many ways, experienced a seismic shift in the past 40 – 50 years. Today, it hosts the fastest growing economies in the world – however, this has...
In May 2017, the Honourable Minister for Power, Works and Housing made a policy declaration as to the categories of persons to be regarded as Eligible Customers in the Nigerian...
Base erosion and profit shifting ( BEPS ) are tax avoidance strategies that are adopted by multinational enterprises ( MNEs ) to take advantage of the mismatches and gaps that...
The relevance of arbitration in an increasingly globalized economic structure cannot be overemphasized. However, the question of arbitrability of tax disputes has long been the subject of sustained debates in...
With her energy demand outstripping supply, and transmission constraints and other challenges plaguing her on-grid electricity market, Nigeria has begun to adopt policy initiatives aimed at supporting the commercialisation and...
General average, as a concept of antiquity, emerged before the advent of marine insurance as an independent mechanism for the redistribution of losses suffered and expenses incurred for safety from...
For many decades, crude oil has been the primary source of Nigeria’s wealth and indeed the mainstay of the Nigerian economy. The inherent dependency risk in this trend has been...