Indirect tax issues for nonresident companies in Nigeria by Martins Arogie
By: Arogie, Martins
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ArticlePublisher: 2021Subject(s): SOCIEDADES EXTRANJERAS | NO RESIDENTES | IMPUESTOS | NIGERIA
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Tax Notes International v. 101, n. 12, March 22 2021, p. 1563-1566Summary: In this article, the author examines how indirect tax obligations, including income tax withholding and VAT, apply to nonresident entities that conduct business in Nigeria and how these obligations may vary based on whether their counterparts are Nigerian entities or other nonresidents.
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In this article, the author examines how indirect tax obligations, including income tax withholding and VAT, apply to nonresident entities that conduct business in Nigeria and how these obligations may vary based on whether their counterparts are Nigerian entities or other nonresidents.
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