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Re: MTN: Ondo To Experience Network Blackout Soon by Estacy22: 8:22pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
It's unfair on the part of MTN who is always found of either defaulting or go against the law of the country where they operate. I wonder if there is no longer social responsibility ethics for MTN. |
Re: MTN: Ondo To Experience Network Blackout Soon by Ujunkem(f): 9:30pm On Feb 04, 2016 |
Acidosis: Please tell them what they don't know 1 Like |
Re: MTN: Ondo To Experience Network Blackout Soon by alstacs(m): 12:05pm On Feb 06, 2016 |
I am a little worried about the orientation we have about tax vis a vis encouraging investors into the country. We need to know that MTN doesn't break rules in South Africa and they don't joke with their tax payment there. why should that be different in Nigeria? Secondly , there must have been a disagreement initially but there was a court ruling that supported the state and the least MTN could do was to appeal intend of blackmailing the government. Some argue that most of the staff involved are not MTN staff but contract staff etc. as long MTN pays those people, it is what they earned and it must be taxed. you also need to know that MTN must have taxed those people but never remitted it to government. in addition, the telecommunications sector doesn't need any incentives for any investment a beg. That sector is saturated. why didnt mtn close shop when it ews slammed fine by the government through the NCC? Do you know how much these foreign telecoms repatriate out of the country every month? sincerely they should stop defrauding the land. If I work for the government and I have small shop where I sell provisions, there is VAT that I must include in the price of the items I sell and I must remit this to the government regularly but we never do all these. In fact most of us don't pay tax. many of us are not so pained when people in government steal or mismanage money because we have no connection with this money theyr are stealing. After all, it is oil money. The term "tax payers funds/money" doesn't seem appropriate for us. |
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