Senate Passes Proposed Tax Reform Bills
The Nigerian Senate has passed President Tinubu’s 4 (four) Tax Reform Bills (the “Bills”), following the House of Representatives’ earlier passage of the Bills. As
May 16, 2025
The Nigerian Senate has passed President Tinubu’s 4 (four) Tax Reform Bills (the “Bills”), following the House of Representatives’ earlier passage of the Bills. As
Festus Onyia (Partner), Titilola Olatunde-Fasogbon (Senior Associate), and Michael Ugah (Senior Associate) of Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie’s Dispute Resolution team have contributed the Nigerian chapter
On 29 March 2025, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, signed the Investment and Securities Act 2025 into law.
Nigeria’s healthcare sector is embracing digital innovation, with services like telemedicine, e-pharmacies and mobile health platforms gaining acceptance. While these tools promise improved access and
As M&A transactions in Nigeria grow in size and complexity, the need for modern risk management tools is more urgent than ever. Warranty and Indemnity
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Tax Gross-Up Clauses in Agreements and Nigerias New Withholding Tax Regulations – Issues and Practical Considerations Understanding Tax Gross-Up Clauses in Nigeria Tax gross-up clauses
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v2 – Tax Reform Updates – CFC Rules_Final Draft for publishing_Revised The four bills, which form the backbone of Nigeria’s ongoing tax reform efforts, have
Our Employment Law team, headed by Managing Partner, Jumoke Lambo, with support from Senior Associate, Victoria Agomuo and Associates, Damilola Opayinka and Ayooluwa Osigwe, contributed
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