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Wednesday, November 19, 2020 / 10:00 AM / By Deloitte /
Header Image Credit: Transfer Pricing Asia
The
Federal Government of Nigeria has recently intensified efforts to shore up non-oil
revenue in a bid to ease budgetary pressures. Non-oil tax revenue seems to be
one of the "low-hanging fruits" and consequently, the Federal Inland Revenue
Service (FIRS) has a mandate to explore options available to optimise tax
revenue (under its administration), with a key focus on Transfer Pricing (TP).
The
Income Tax (Transfer Pricing) Regulations, 2018 ("TP Regulations") among other
things, provides guidance on TP compliance obligations and prescribes penalties
for non-compliance.
The
FIRS has been aggressive in enforcing the penalty provisions in the TP
Regulations and some taxpayers have been penalised for various infractions.
However, the revenue from administrative penalties is expected to reduce
significantly over the next two years as a result of increased awareness of
taxpayers with respect to their TP obligations.
Consequently,
we expect the FIRS to redirect attention to TP audits in ensuring adherence to
the TP Regulations.
Credit:
The
article Transfer Pricing Audits: The Need for Taxpayers
to Proactively Prepare was
first published in The Guardian Newspaper on 12th November 2020 and later
re-published in Deloitte on 17th November 2020.
Click here to download the
full article
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