This paper reviews the Excess Dividends Tax (“EDT”) rule contained in Section 19 of the Nigerian Companies Income Tax Act (“CITA”) as a veritable means of curbing tax avoidance and/or tax evasion in Nigeria, and argues that notwithstanding the weight of argument against the EDT rule, the EDT regime ought to be strengthened, albeit, with sufficient and clear modifications to enable its smooth and efficient administration. As presently interpreted in Oando Plc vs FIRS (Oando IV), the EDT seeks to impose additional corporate tax on retained earnings or the Franked Investment Income (“FII”) of a corporation, and that would amount to, in practical terms, double taxation
Taxation is acknowledged as a very essential instrument for National Development and growth in many ...
This paper focused on taxation as a tool for effective income re-distribution in Nigeria. To achieve...
The Nigerian government recently introduced zero and low corporate income tax (“low CIT”) rates for ...
For close to what seems a millennium, tax avoidance activities have plagued global tax jurisprudence...
Tax avoidance is a common problem among many nations all over the world, especially the developing a...
This study examined the effects of company income tax on the dividend policy of firms in Nigeria. To...
The revenue generated by the government from taxation forms a major source of finance to the federal...
This study examined the effects of company income tax on the dividend policy of firms in Nigeria. To...
This Paper is written against the background of the need to strengthen Nigeria’s tax laws for optimu...
This paper examined the impact of tax evasion and avoidance on growth of the Nigerian economy. The s...
This paper examines the mediating effect of profitability on the relationship between managerial own...
Taxation is acknowledged as a very essential instrument for National Development and growth in many ...
The article examined the fact that the Nigerian tax culture has been characterized by a very low lev...
For effective tax planning for the purpose of tax burden shedding, it is imperative for equity inves...
In the last several years, Nigerian corporations have begun to place more, emphasis on the taxation ...
Taxation is acknowledged as a very essential instrument for National Development and growth in many ...
This paper focused on taxation as a tool for effective income re-distribution in Nigeria. To achieve...
The Nigerian government recently introduced zero and low corporate income tax (“low CIT”) rates for ...
For close to what seems a millennium, tax avoidance activities have plagued global tax jurisprudence...
Tax avoidance is a common problem among many nations all over the world, especially the developing a...
This study examined the effects of company income tax on the dividend policy of firms in Nigeria. To...
The revenue generated by the government from taxation forms a major source of finance to the federal...
This study examined the effects of company income tax on the dividend policy of firms in Nigeria. To...
This Paper is written against the background of the need to strengthen Nigeria’s tax laws for optimu...
This paper examined the impact of tax evasion and avoidance on growth of the Nigerian economy. The s...
This paper examines the mediating effect of profitability on the relationship between managerial own...
Taxation is acknowledged as a very essential instrument for National Development and growth in many ...
The article examined the fact that the Nigerian tax culture has been characterized by a very low lev...
For effective tax planning for the purpose of tax burden shedding, it is imperative for equity inves...
In the last several years, Nigerian corporations have begun to place more, emphasis on the taxation ...
Taxation is acknowledged as a very essential instrument for National Development and growth in many ...
This paper focused on taxation as a tool for effective income re-distribution in Nigeria. To achieve...
The Nigerian government recently introduced zero and low corporate income tax (“low CIT”) rates for ...