
Nigeria’s Changing Tax Landscape: The Tax Reform Bills Have Become Law
On 26 June 2025, the President of Nigeria signed into law four sweeping tax reform bills, now collectively referred to as the Tax Reform Acts,

On 26 June 2025, the President of Nigeria signed into law four sweeping tax reform bills, now collectively referred to as the Tax Reform Acts,

The Nigerian mining sector continues to attract investment, but land access, compensation, and community development remain contentious and often litigated issues. At the heart of

The Federal High Court has affirmed the Tax Appeal Tribunal’s landmark decision in FIRS v. Check Point Software Technologies B.V. Nigeria Ltd, declaring the Country-by-Country

The Nigeria Tax Bill, 2024 introduces a major shift to the capital gains tax (“CGT”) regime by expanding its scope to cover indirect transfers of

Lolale Ososami (Partner), Amina Ibrahim (Partner), and Etido David (Senior Associate) of Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie’s Mining team have contributed the Nigerian chapter to Panoramic:

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

UUBO is pleased to have contributed to the Corporate Tax (Trends & Developments) Global Practice Guide 2025 published by Chambers and Partners. In this contribution,

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

SEO Summary: FIRS Withholding Tax Circular On February 24, 2025, the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) issued a circular to guide the implementation of the

In our latest analysis, “Navigating Nigeria’s Tax Landscape: Key Trends and Developments in 2024 and Outlook for 2025,” we consider Nigeria’s evolving tax landscape. This
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