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Career / Re: How Do L Get ACCA Certification In Nigeria by deturla: 12:04pm On Oct 17, 2017 |
MzDeeb: I use Synergy for my ACCA classes till I stopped this year, but I intend to continue again. F5&F6 should be between 30-40k at Synergy. We could hook up though if you need loads of info on Synergy, I am thinking of continuing my classes by next year March.Cheers! https://taxprof.com.ng |
Romance / Re: What Does The Church Say About Oral S*x? by deturla: 1:46am On Oct 17, 2017 |
IamLEGEND1: LOL! You eh? |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 1:45am On Oct 17, 2017 |
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Romance / Re: What Does The Church Say About Oral S*x? by deturla: 7:20am On Oct 16, 2017 |
Olanireti: Hmmmn |
Romance / What Does The Church Say About Oral S*x? by deturla: 11:42am On Oct 15, 2017 |
What is your church? What is your doctrine? What does the church say about oral s*x? What does the bible say? Just before we really take a dig into this, I’d like to define a few terms in oral s*x. Oral s*x is described as MouthAction when done on males and said to be cunnilingus when performed on females. A certain category of humans also argue that ‘anal s*x’ is also a kind of ORAL S*X. How true this is, I would want us to discuss in the comment section. While there have been increasing participation of couples in oral s*x in recent times; a situation that we can deem to arise from the involvement of the art of love making. It is important that we confirm the biblical and spiritual implications of couples engaging in oral coital activity. It has become so prevalent nowadays that infact a lot of couples cannot enjoy active s*x life without engaging in this art of or*l s*x, as it is said that, it is possibly more enjoyable than love making itself. I understand that the bible has given us our various body organs for various reasons, but then I’d have to ask, is there more to using the mouth and tongue to eat and talk. While there is a clear distinction between the organs of speech and eating and that of procreation and offspring bearing. Do we have other biblical inferences that dictates whether or now we should engage in this oral coital activity? These and more were the questions I raised with a friend and colleague sometimes back and she infused that: Although there is no direct inference from the bible to ascertain or disprove whether oral s*x is sacrilegious or now, but then she stated that, are our organs meant to be used for other activities rather than its natural use? She inferred from Romans 1:26 that oral s*x is sin. She further argued that God has given us the power to discern and understandably evaluate all our actions and infact use wisdom to make reasonable conclusions. She also argued that oral s*x is indecent. Hmmmn…. The following question arose to my mind from my discussion with her. What is the natural use of my mouth and tongue infact? What if I decide to use my individual judgement to argue as well that oral s*x if great as it is a s*xual activity as well What if oral s*x is not indecent? This led me to another friend and confidant who stated a contrary opinion, which further confused me in my quest to find answers to my question: Oral s*x is a s*xual activity and it is an expression of love between ‘married couples’. God gave us s*x whether through the intertwining of genitals or through the oral activity. It is within the powers of the couples to decide how they intend to enjoy their marital life. There is no law of God anywhere prohibiting oral activity between couples. Neither do we even have a law against masturbation (this is infact a topic for another day). Therefore, oral is not/ never a sin! Humans that we are try to create additional rules to what the bible states, and that is where we all get things all wrong, and we tend to make ourselves and others feel unnecessary guilty. Since there is no law in the bible where it states explicitly that oral s*x is a sin, then there is no SIN. He added a further twist to this whole scenario to say that as marriage age, love making reduces drastically and couples attempt to look for ways to improve the quality of their love life, hence oral s*x is seriously considered. Can we then say this is a SIN? While trying to evaluate these arguments by both parties, I realized that cultural backgrounds, and various places of worship has a role to play in their conclusions and this further confused me to say, if various churches and places of christian worship keep interpreting oral s*x in different ways, then how do we even arrive at a clear understanding of whether or now oral s*x is right or wrong, physically and spiritually? The following questions also need answers? Have you been convicted in your hearts of hearts that oral s*x is wrong? Does your partner agree to engaging in this kind of coital activity with you? What does your church say about oral activity and where did they draw biblical inferences from? Does oral s*x edify you and serve as a form of s*xual and romantic fulfillment for you and your spouse? Is oral s*x pornography? I know this is a very sensitive topic and a bit controversial but it is important that it is discussed so we can truly understand and discern physically and spiritually what is morally and spiritually right or wrong! I await your comments. http://deedeesblog.com/church-say-oral-sx/ cc: lalasticlala, davide470, obinoscopy, mynd44 |
Romance / . by deturla: 11:35am On Oct 15, 2017 |
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Romance / Re: Let's Be Honest, Moaning Moaners Are Just A Public Nuisance by deturla: 5:06pm On Oct 14, 2017 |
mhizesther: LOL..Okay. |
Romance / Re: Let's Be Honest, Moaning Moaners Are Just A Public Nuisance by deturla: 10:36am On Oct 13, 2017 |
MaritzaNL: Stupid enough to be shouting in the middle of the night right? Lalasticlala, how does your girlfriend moan sef? |
Romance / Re: Let's Be Honest, Moaning Moaners Are Just A Public Nuisance by deturla: 9:43am On Oct 12, 2017 |
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Romance / Let's Be Honest, Moaning Moaners Are Just A Public Nuisance by deturla: 9:19am On Oct 12, 2017 |
There is this girl and guy that lives on my street as live-in-lovers. They usually engage in their coital activity around 11pm every night. Anytime they have s*x, the street never sleeps; the screams of ‘whoosh whoosh, don’t stop, you are killing me softly’ rents the air on a daily. Well, I feel it is good hearing such sounds from a lady, it definitely means the guy knows how to hammer the various angles well and right. What I am mad about is the incessant noise making every night. Constituting public nuisance and making guys like myself who haven’t had some *** in a while angry and frustrated. Hey, you think I am jealous? Even if you say that, men, ‘na you know oh’. How can you be making me strong and h**d when I’m supposed to be thinking about the next photographs or the next blog post? You are selfish men! I appreciate your sexual prowess and your enjoyment situation, but you should consider people that live close to you, for comfort. Sex is a sensitive and intimate activity,so it should remain intimate, and not loud to the extent of me having to hear, ‘I am cuuuuuuuming, around 11:15pm every night, Haba?‘ A little bit of self control here and there would not hurt, would it? I asked a friend what his thoughts were and he said ‘I should learn to take a chill pill and enjoy the musical moaning, can you just imagine? He went further to say that the excitement of the love making is in the moaning. I don’t truly understand…LOL! Incessant loud moaning during SEX should be deemed CRIMINAL ACTIVITY, you guys should not make a young man feeling uncomfortable every night! I just can’t be the one taking panadol for another person’s coital bliss. What do you guys think? Share your thoughts http://deedeesblog.com/moaning-moaners-are-just-public-nuisance/ 1 Like |
Business / Tax Implications Of Transactions With Foreign Entities by deturla: 10:47am On Oct 11, 2017 |
It is no longer news that the world is now a global economic village and no country can survive without engaging in transactions with other countries. Hence, it behooves all stakeholders to pay closer attention to tax issues relating to transactions with foreign entities and ensure that grey areas around the law are uncovered and resolved. This post discusses the legal perspective, duties and tax exposure of trading parties and action points for both taxpayers and tax authority. Section 54 of Companies and Allied Mattes Act CAMA requires companies to be registered to carry on business in Nigeria. Although the Act does not define what it means to carry on business, Black’s Law dictionary gives it a wide bracket by defining business as everything about which a person can be employed. In essence, CAMA views such transactions carried on by unincorporated foreign entities as illegal. On the contrary, Companies Income Tax Act recognizes unincorporated foreign entities (Non-Resident Company – NRC) and sets the guideline on which the relevant income will be taxed. As a rule of thumb, except for exempted transactions, all income made by foreign entities in Nigeria must suffer a form of tax. Tax Implications and Responsibilities The income of a NRC is subject to tax only on its Nigerian activities. Where the company has no taxable presence, any WHT that may have been charged becomes the final tax. The Nigerian party is charged with the duty of charging and remitting reverse VAT. However, where taxable presence is established, NRC bears its burden and is required to register and file its complete income tax returns including an audited financial statement in line with S.55 of Companies Income Tax Act CITA. A deemed assessment was allowed instead of full tax returns until 2015. Taxable Presence – Permanent Establishment In determining taxable presence, reference is made to whether the entity has a permanent establishment (PE). PE means a fixed place of business through which the business of an enterprise is wholly or partly carried out. The governing rules in determining a PE are spread across: . CITA S. 9, 13 and 30, . Federal Inland Revenue Service Establishment Act, . Federal Inland Revenue Service FIRS Circulars, . Nigeria Double Tax Treaty, . Influences from Organization for Economic cooperation and development OECD Article 5 (Permanent Establishment) and Article 7 (Business Profit). While the rules are several and repeated, the key indices have been summarised into 7 headers: 1. Fixed Base: If the NRC has a physical facility such as building, office or oil mine that can be associated with their activity in Nigeria, a PE can be established. This includes hotels that is made available for use of the NRC. There is an exemption where the facility is strictly to collate information, storage or display of goods and merchandise 2. Dependent Agent: Where the foreign entity has a dependent agent who habitually exercises the power to conclude contract on its behalf, the transactions creates a PE for the foreign entity. An agent will be deemed to be independent where he is acting in the ordinary course of his business. For instance, if the agent is a registered broker or dealer of such items. In other cases, the agent will be regarded as dependent 3. Employees: Taxable presence can be created where the employees of a NRC are residing in Nigeria to carry out their employment duties. Sometimes this takes the form of constant visitation to Nigeria, or on-going transactions at a Nigerian partners location. Where expatriate staff are working in Nigeria, the expatriate quota can be used to verify the employer and determine the existence of a PE. 4. Transfer Mispricing: Families are a blessing but for the tax authorities it is a smell of possible foul play. Transactions between connected taxable persons do not in itself constitute a PE. However, in situations where amounts charged for transactions between related parties do not mirror the market prices, the transactions may create a PE for the foreign party. In addition, FIRS is empowered to adjust the price to reflect the comparable price for such transactions. 5. Construction projects: Where a single contract involve survey, installation and construction the profit from the project is taxable. These are referred to as turnkey projects. Where any form of construction contract is carried out for more than three months, PE is deemed on the construction contractor’s activities. 6. Conclusion of contracts: A PE can be created where the material terms of the contract is concluded in Nigeria. If a contract is concluded, signed, negotiated, decided or governed by the Nigerian law, the transaction can be said to be carried out in Nigeria. 7. Place of Management: This refers to where the key management and commercial decisions that are necessary for the conduct of the business of an entity are, in substance made. A PE can be established if the place of management is in Nigeria in line with the Article 5 of the OECD Model Tax Convention. Reverse VAT Where a foreign company enters into a contract with a Nigerian company for the supply of goods and services, the Nigerian company is required to deduct and remit VAT. This is referred to as the reverse VAT mechanism. Previously, there were ambiguities and several conditions surrounding application of reverse VAT. Before reverse VAT could apply, the NRC needed to have a taxable presence in Nigeria and must have issued a VAT invoice. Where the VAT was not charged by the NRC the Nigeria party was also liable to the unpaid taxes. The Tax Appeal Tribunal TAT judgement in the Vodacom v. FIRS clarified the ambiguity and placed the burden on the Nigerian company to charge the reverse VAT in any of these cases. Key Takeaways Tax Payers a. FIRS has the right to select the Nigerian party as a tax collection agent in line with S.31 of the FIRS Establishment Act. This may create a liability for the Nigerian party who is more visible to the revenue service. A proactive stance should be taken by Nigerian parties on transactions with foreign entities. Consultations should be made with tax consultants and the tax authorities to understand the implications and potential responsibilities. b. Nigerian companies should ensure that reverse VAT is deducted and remitted on its foreign transactions even when a VAT invoice was not issued by the foreign entity c. Where transactions are between related parties, proper transfer pricing agreements should be put in place to avoid the establishment of a PE Tax payers need to be conversant with the existing Double Tax Treaties to enjoy the available reliefs Tax Authorities a. A substantial amount of revenue from potential taxes on International transactions are being lost by the government b. There should be massive education on tax implication of transactions with foreign entities to educate the taxpayer and promote self-compliance c. Local rules on international taxation should be updated to align with widely accepted guidelines such as OECD model tax convention. About the writer Dotun J. Adedapo is a young tax consultant that enjoys learning and sharing. He is a lecturer, speaker and writer on taxation issues. He writes in from Lagos Nigeria to taxprof.com.ng https://www.taxprof.com.ng/tax-implications-transactions-with-foreign-entities/ I hope this information helps someone. Cc: lalasticlala, mynd44, seun, obinoscopy.
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Romance / Re: My Girlfriend Wants To Sell Her Eggs For N100,000 by deturla: 5:29am On Oct 11, 2017 |
selflessposhheart: Thank you so much. This is what I need. |
Romance / Re: My Girlfriend Wants To Sell Her Eggs For N100,000 by deturla: 5:37pm On Oct 10, 2017 |
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Romance / Re: My Girlfriend Wants To Sell Her Eggs For N100,000 by deturla: 5:30pm On Oct 10, 2017 |
sunshineG: The way it sounds, it's scary. Don't you think? |
Romance / Re: My Girlfriend Wants To Sell Her Eggs For N100,000 by deturla: 4:16pm On Oct 10, 2017 |
abduljabbar4: Can you explain more on the extraction process? |
Romance / Re: My Girlfriend Wants To Sell Her Eggs For N100,000 by deturla: 3:52pm On Oct 10, 2017 |
phintohlar: Is this safe, medically? |
Romance / Re: My Girlfriend Wants To Sell Her Eggs For N100,000 by deturla: 3:18pm On Oct 10, 2017 |
olaleks007: Hmmmmn..... |
Romance / Re: My Girlfriend Wants To Sell Her Eggs For N100,000 by deturla: 3:07pm On Oct 10, 2017 |
Romance / Re: My Girlfriend Wants To Sell Her Eggs For N100,000 by deturla: 3:02pm On Oct 10, 2017 |
dingbang: Advise properly joor!! |
Romance / My Girlfriend Wants To Sell Her Eggs For N100,000 by deturla: 3:00pm On Oct 10, 2017 |
An email I received from a blog reader: My girlfriend wants to sell her eggs for N100,000. She has been complaining about finances of late, and I have tried my best to help her. Things are not rosy with me as well, but since she is my girlfriend, I know it is my responsibility to assist her. Just last week, she told me she had found a solution to her financial problems and it had to do with a part of her body. I was shocked because I thought maybe it was this Malaysia kidney issue and that she wanted to sell her kidney, only for me to realize that it was something different. She wants to sell her eggs for N100,000. I never could imagine my woman come up with a statement like that and I asked her where she got the information of selling eggs from, she told me that when she went to her friends for money, she was told to sell her eggs since that’s what her friends have been doing for sometime in order to make ends meet. Now she is asking for my permission and I don’t know what to do. Truly N100,000 will be a nice to-have, but is it okay if she sells her eggs for that amount? Are there any medical implications of doing this? Should I tell her to go ahead and sell, since there will be reduced pressure on my head as well. How does this egg selling even work? I’m confused. Please advise me on what to DO! http://deedeesblog.com/girlfriend-wants-to-sell-her-eggs-100k/ Can medical guys in the house help us with advise abeg. This one pass me. cc: Lalasticlala, mynd44, obinoscopy
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Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 4:16pm On Oct 09, 2017 |
Amacaco: This is interesting though. It could be payment on penalties or something. Don't you think? Did you ask what the payment was for? I think we may need to take this up on tax offices that collect money 'illegally'. |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 4:14pm On Oct 09, 2017 |
dotcomnamename: Since you have not commenced business, No, you won't be required to pay taxes. But note that your registration may trigger other statutory registration like VAT etc. According to the law failure to register for VAT or tax generation after incorporation triggers a POL of N20,000 and certain penalties as determined by the tax law. Either ways, I'd advise that you go to a tax consultant closest to you for tax advise straight away. Do not GO to the TAX OFFICE on your own. @virtualaccountantng, are you here? |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 6:23pm On Oct 08, 2017 |
franchuks: You can do a TIN verification on the FIRS portal to verify this. https://apps.firs.gov.ng/tinverification/ Cheers. |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 8:20am On Oct 08, 2017 |
haibe: You are very correct. Your payer ID is your individual TIN. |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 6:27pm On Oct 07, 2017 |
narutop: Is it a registered business? How did you apply to be a sports bet agent? Isn't being a registered person part of the requisite? Men, you go register this one oh. LOL. |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 6:23pm On Oct 07, 2017 |
Virtualaccounts: From experience as well, there is more to taxation and payment of taxes in Nigeria than meets the eye. Hassles with Lastma, visa application and other stuffs can be dealt with other ways. The important factor is to highlight the pros with respect to the challenges he would face if he is not ready to mask the associated responsibilities. You have a point anyway, but as a former big4 person turned entrepreneur, I'd advise him for his own good. LOL... I love your website. **winks** |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 5:58pm On Oct 07, 2017 |
Virtualaccounts: As a blogger? Nah! Since the tax authorities are still trying kinda hard to deal with internet businesses and e-commerce, the only way you can start remitting taxes is if your online business is incorporated with CAC, there and then all other statutory obligations are triggered. How can someone who is just a blogger and online freelancer start remitting taxes? Beats me. Narutop, please take note. If you are not ready for the hassles of registering and paying taxes or if your business structurally is not ready for such massive move. Biko, stay your lane. 1 Like |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 5:30pm On Oct 07, 2017 |
Virtualaccounts: LOL... This guy. Wehdone. 1 Like |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 4:21pm On Oct 07, 2017 |
jcflex: There is online registration. You can check that out on this same post on the BLOG. |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 4:20pm On Oct 07, 2017 |
narutop: Is your business registered? If yes, then you are captured under the registration. 1 Like |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 4:19pm On Oct 07, 2017 |
dyoung4: Please you can send me a PM or contact the closest chartered accountant near you for this. Cheers. |
Business / Re: How To Apply For A Tax Identification Number (TIN) In Nigeria by deturla: 2:31pm On Oct 07, 2017 |
oluemmakay: TIN collection triggers other statutory filings like VAT etc. What do you mean commenced in full gear? Have you started any monetary transaction? |
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