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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by faithishere: 12:13pm On Sep 08, 2018
Good Afternoon everyone, Please i am in need of a Job, I wasn't allowed to work for years and now i am left with bills to pay and a baby to take care of. I have a Bsc and other certifications, I don't have anyone to turn to. I am honest, humble and hardworking. I reside in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. Please this is my phone number 07018790578, I will be for ever grateful if i can send my baby to school, feed and pay my bills. Thank you.
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by llade(m): 10:11am On Sep 09, 2018
Whoever can help should please.
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by MaziOmenuko: 11:03pm On Dec 09, 2018
Hello Jarus and co.
I need some insights into matters concerning withholding tax.

. I have browsed and read a lot about it but there are some grey areas I still haven't come to terms with.


I understand these are statutory, but aren't there exemptions? I tried to read more about tax in general and I understand that there are exemptions on VAT especially in terms of food stuffs but I can't see where the exemption on VAT is extended to withholding tax. Can I summarise that since there are exceptions of Vat on foodstuff, it can be extended to withholding tax?

Also,most importantly, if a vendor supplies , lets say electrical appliances;can he send in his invoice detailing cost of Procurement of applaiance as x naira, cost of transport as y naira, then service cost as z naira, so that the withholding tax will be on the service cost alone rather than on the net sum. Is it allowed?

Asides the basic info on withholding tax, there's really no much details available online on it unlike the value added tax where there is plenty information.

Hope to get some insights from you all.

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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by Nobody: 12:56am On Jan 06, 2019
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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by Gregdcutie(m): 9:28am On Jan 12, 2019
Good morning House, I'm currently a full time student however I just got a letter from my local tax force requesting for a submission of annual income declaration. I'm confused as to what to do, Do I ignore the letter, is this something that students usually get. Please advice

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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by Melian(f): 11:59am On Jan 15, 2019
Gregdcutie:
Good morning House, I'm currently a full time student however I just got a letter from my local tax force requesting for a submission of annual income declaration. I'm confused as to what to do, Do I ignore the letter, is this something that students usually get. Please advice

Are you employed? It doesn't matter that you're a student. As long as you're gainfully employed either by self or others, you have a statutory obligation to pay tax.

However, you must verify the source of the letter. If it's genuine, get an accountant or a qualified tax person to evaluate your tax payable. Also, never make payment to an individual's account.

P.S- you may post details of your income, if any, I'll tell you your total tax payable.
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by Gregdcutie(m): 2:33pm On Jan 15, 2019
Melian:


Are you employed? It doesn't matter that you're a student. As long as you're gainfully employed either by self or others, you have a statutory obligation to pay tax.

However, you must verify the source of the letter. If it's genuine, get an accountant or a qualified tax person to evaluate your tax payable. Also, never make payment to an individual's account.

P.S- you may post details of your income, if any, I'll tell you your total tax payable.
No income, just pocket money
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by Melian(f): 4:23pm On Jan 15, 2019
Gregdcutie:
No income, just pocket money

Ok then. Just ignore the letter.
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by Gregdcutie(m): 5:34pm On Jan 15, 2019
Melian:

Ok then. Just ignore the letter.
thanks
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by Nobody: 11:08pm On Jan 23, 2019
Melian:


Are you employed? It doesn't matter that you're a student. As long as you're gainfully employed either by self or others, you have a statutory obligation to pay tax.

However, you must verify the source of the letter. If it's genuine, get an accountant or a qualified tax person to evaluate your tax payable. Also, never make payment to an individual's account.

P.S- you may post details of your income, if any, I'll tell you your total tax payable.

Please friends, does anyone know how I can fasttrack my TIN application, so as to get it quickly? I've already applied and got the registration number, they said I should check in March to know if the TIN is ready.
But I need it urgently for something really important.

Someone please help me!
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by rajidgreat(m): 2:28pm On Jul 29, 2019
Good day Gurus,

Kindly help me out with the process of obtaining LIRS TCC/tac card.

Thanks.

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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by SMJay: 1:58pm On Aug 01, 2019
Please, I need someone that is vast with on Ogun State Internal Revenue Service
drop your contact I will call you
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by OlaAjani(m): 12:16pm On Nov 29, 2019
kaz4sure:
Nice one my people, let me join other gurus in the house like jarus and other to atttend to tax questions from nairalanders, please start sending your questions on tax and you will get your urgent feedback asap.....kazeem ACA, ACTI, ifrs expert
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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by SMJay: 1:44pm On Dec 03, 2019
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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by Oye123(m): 10:24am On Feb 03, 2020
pls when will the implementation of the financial bill/law 2020 commence? when will the official gazette be published.

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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by steveyen(m): 6:43am On Sep 06, 2021
Please I need help on how to get a personal tax clearance in Lagos state
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by humility33(m): 5:30pm On Apr 29, 2022
Kuljoe:
You can pick up the form from the local tax station close to you . Fill it , seal and sign the forms. Attach your form H1 and submit to the tax office . Its actually free . You can pm me if you need help .


Please can i ask u a question pls
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by Kuljoe(m): 8:21pm On May 16, 2022
Yes you can
humility33:


Please can i ask u a question pls
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by SMJay: 6:29am On Jun 16, 2022
wink
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by Elegantus: 7:52am On Jul 24, 2022
Melian:


Are you employed? It doesn't matter that you're a student. As long as you're gainfully employed either by self or others, you have a statutory obligation to pay tax.

However, you must verify the source of the letter. If it's genuine, get an accountant or a qualified tax person to evaluate your tax payable. Also, never make payment to an individual's account.

P.S- you may post details of your income, if any, I'll tell you your total tax payable.



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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by SMJay: 8:07pm On Jul 28, 2022
Elegantus:




Hello, my aunty was asked to submit her tax certificate. Although she is employed, but her employer doesn't pay tax and she has nothing to show as proof. Please what can be done under such a circumstance.

Thanks
Nothing
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by Threesha(f): 12:59pm On Jul 29, 2022
Simple tips that can help you manage your business better.

- Record all your expenses: This include receipts, invoices, quotations and other paper-proof documents.

- Anytime you receive funds from a customer or client through a corporate bank account, and the client requests for a part of full refund, ensure you return the funds using the same bank account/medium it was used to receive it.

-Don't receive funds from into your corporate bank account from those you don't have business relationship with. Don't receive funds on peoples' behalf.

- Track your business figures : This could be done either in soft or hard form. You can either input them on an excel sheet (soft form) or get a diary (hard copy). Remember, once it's not documented, then, it's considered not done.

- Bank statements : Always ensure to put proper narrations after making any bank transfer. This should also apply anytime you're on the verge of issuing payment cheques for services rendered to your business. Just scribe some wordings on the cheque stub.

Wordings like "Payment for Rent" and " Transfer for vehicle Licence " will give your accountant less stress during accounts reconciliation or preparation.

- If your business is heavily cash based, you can inform your cashier to always tell the bulk teller at the bank to give proper narrations to all your transactions.

Narrations like " Cash Sales for Monday 30/07/2020” and "Deposit from Uncle Oyewole of Ijora photography " would be helpful to your business

The banks on their part should on work their USSD and other related payment platforms in order to make it possible for customers to insert narrations while effecting transfers.

Happy weekend

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Simple tips that can help you manage your business better.

- Record all your expenses: This include receipts, invoices, quotations and other paper-proof documents.

- Anytime you receive funds from a customer or client through a corporate bank account, and the client requests for a part of full refund, ensure you return the funds using the same bank account/medium it was used to receive it.

-Don't receive funds from into your corporate bank account from those you don't have business relationship with. Don't receive funds on peoples' behalf.

- Track your business figures : This could be done either in soft or hard form. You can either input them on an excel sheet (soft form) or get a diary (hard copy). Remember, once it's not documented, then, it's considered not done.

- Bank statements : Always ensure to put proper narrations after making any bank transfer. This should also apply anytime you're on the verge of issuing payment cheques for services rendered to your business. Just scribe some wordings on the cheque stub.

Wordings like "Payment for Rent" and " Transfer for vehicle Licence " will give your accountant less stress during accounts reconciliation or preparation.

- If your business is heavily cash based, you can inform your cashier to always tell the bulk teller at the bank to give proper narrations to all your transactions.

Narrations like " Cash Sales for Monday 30/07/2020” and "Deposit from Uncle Oyewole of Ijora photography " would be helpful to your business

The banks on their part should on work their USSD and other related payment platforms in order to make it possible for customers to insert narrations while effecting transfers.

Happy weekend

Feel free to use the share button.

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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by felixzo1(m): 11:37am On Oct 16, 2022
SMJay:
Nothing
this
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by felixzo1(m): 11:38am On Oct 16, 2022
Elegantus:




Hello, my aunty was asked to submit her tax certificate. Although she is employed, but her employer doesn't pay tax and she has nothing to show as proof. Please what can be done under such a circumstance.

Thanks
this
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by SMJay: 6:03pm On Oct 17, 2022
Is the salary gross or net?
felixzo1:
this
There's nothing that can be done.
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by tasmanedwara: 6:28pm On Oct 17, 2022
Nice one today for me

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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by SMJay: 11:46pm On Dec 16, 2022
wink
tasmanedwara:
Nice one today for me
Re: Tax Professionals Forum by mrphysics(m): 4:57pm On Dec 17, 2022
SMJay:
Nothing
Of course something can be done. She need to pay through Direct Tax for 3 years, with that she can obtain a TCC within a day.

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Re: Tax Professionals Forum by SMJay: 5:50am On Dec 29, 2022
Why should she pay with her own money, I think she should report the employer to IRS anonymously.
mrphysics:

Of course something can be done. She need to pay through Direct Tax for 3 years, with that she can obtain a TCC within a day.
hmmmm and that would be how much?

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