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Properties › Re: The N589.3M House In Omole As Valued By LASG For Land Use Charge by profosa: 10:05am On Mar 14, 2018

profosa:
I can assist you.

I would draft the letters and gather the documents,amd thereafter file same,till waiver is granted.contact me on osemosa@gmail.com

Properties › Re: The N589.3M House In Omole As Valued By LASG For Land Use Charge by profosa: 10:03am On Mar 14, 2018

NoToPile:
Abeg does anybody have information on how to apply for the waiver for a retiree.

I can assist you.

Properties › Re: The N589.3M House In Omole As Valued By LASG For Land Use Charge by profosa: 9:35am On Mar 14, 2018

Any body that thinks ADP,PDP,SDP,NRC would come to power in Lagos state and abandon an easy source of money-property taxes.is either naive or does not know what governance.

Nigerians welcome to the real world of TAXES AND BILLS

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Properties › Re: The N589.3M House In Omole As Valued By LASG For Land Use Charge by profosa: 9:30am On Mar 14, 2018

The taxman can raise any assessment he deems reasonable within the ambit of the law but is left for the taxpayer to prove otherwise.get an accredited estate valuer to do an actual valuation and write back to the tax authorities demanding amendment and pay what you deem fair based on the new valuation.

If you do not respond and you are taken to the tax tribunal,publishing your objection on social media is not defence.

And note that as the case progressess through the law courts,a bond of the amount in dispute would be demanded from you.object today and leave social media alone.

Business › Receive Angolan Kwanza And Credit Naira Equivalent To Our Account by profosa(op): 9:56am On Mar 13, 2018

We need contacts of individuals,Agents or Companies who can receive Angolan kwanza in their bank accounts in Angola and credit us the equivalent in Naira or any other convertible currencies in Nigeria or UK for a fee.

Contact me on osemosa@gmail.com

Culture › Re: 'Ososomaye' Juju Used By The Oba Of Benin, Ewuare, To Revoke Curses (Photos by profosa: 9:03pm On Mar 10, 2018

My guys be careful of benin tradition,I am a first born of the traditional drum troupe family of benin.I am a christian now but if I handle the traditional benin drum,you go still dance for juju.my uncle from my mother's side who are diviners makes his living in berlin through divination.benin tradition is deep.I know my great grand fathers to the 10th generation.if you still engage in whatever the oba has prayed against in any bini land your death is near.am sorry that is the truth.

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Culture › Re: Itsekiri Names And Their Meaning by profosa: 12:42pm On Mar 06, 2018

What is the meaning of Etsefoaghan and Eyemisan

Webmasters › Re: Are Nigerian Bloggers Expected To Pay Tax? by profosa: 9:04am On Mar 06, 2018

Even on google adsense payment page,there is a disclaimer that all local VAT or applicable taxes are your responsibility.please and abeg FIRS ia amassing so much information from your bank statements,land documents,over hundreds of countries esp europe and US.just go and get a tax adviser or consultant to go through your records,so that you cann declare thru VAIDS esp. if you.made some serious dough.they would definitely send a tax notice to you

Webmasters › Re: Are Nigerian Bloggers Expected To Pay Tax? by profosa: 8:54am On Mar 06, 2018

phreakabit:
On the contrary, both Federal and state collect taxes in Nigeria

Federal collect VAT,CORPORATE INCOME TAX,EDUCATION TAX,NATIONAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DEV.AGENCY LEVY ETC

States collect consumption tax so called sales tax from hotel,event centres,restaurants,personal income tax,business registration and renewal

Lga collect property ,signage etc.but some state assembly legislated that these be collected centrally and shared accordingly.

If you drop your email I can send you a copy of the approved taxes and levies act 2015 signed of by ngozi iweala before she left

Webmasters › Re: Are Nigerian Bloggers Expected To Pay Tax? by profosa: 8:48am On Mar 06, 2018

abumeinben:
Do NGOs pay tax? They'll have to be registered as Not for Profit blog with NIRA.

If you are not generating income and you are a registered company then tell your auditor to prepare a statement of affair and file same with the FIRs close to you.in addition,for a registered company or enterprise with no income you are expected to file a NIL VAT return with the FIRS monthly.

Duly registered NGO or churches with FIRS do not pay income tax however if they engage contractors or service provider like construction companies or legal firm etc,they are expected to withhold tax and remit in the name of the contractor.however,the contractor would not VAT his invoice.

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by profosa: 8:35am On Mar 06, 2018

As a tax consultant and member of this forum,please note say THIS VAIDS issue serious oo.FIRS have in there custody everybody bank statements,almost all states land registry and dem they exchange information with more than 50 countries esp EU and US.make we make use. Of VAIDS before him end by 31st this month.na serious issue ooo.I dem to answer any question.

Webmasters › Re: Are Nigerian Bloggers Expected To Pay Tax? by profosa: 8:21am On Mar 06, 2018

phreakabit:
Pay Tax for WHAT exactly?
I am not even a blogger but I am aware that the GENERAL set rule is :

If your business has a physical location in a state that collects sales tax, you are generally required to collect and pay sales tax on online sales. If you do not have a physical location, you are normally not required to collect sales taxes.

So what again are we talking about? I believe e-business owners should get a very good lawyer, who'd explain everything to them, even before they start business.

We do not operate sales tax in nigeria but. VAT.my guy there are ways to minimise tax agreed but dont say you do not have to pay. VAT is federally collected by FIRS and not by states you reside.a nigerian company advertises on your blog for the the nigerian market that visit your site and you say you would not pay tax on you ad revenue.even foreign companies that earn incime from nigeria,are advised by the FIRS to their agent to self account for taxes. Tax laws cannot be bypassed if you do not pay your fair share of taxes that is while they are coming thru VAIDS.Dont forget they have access to your bank statement.

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Webmasters › Re: Are Nigerian Bloggers Expected To Pay Tax? by profosa: 8:10am On Mar 06, 2018

ideologies:
I pay tax oo

A Nigerian firm called to advertise on my blog, when I sent them card rate, they paid less tax.

Though they don't have my Tax ID.

My guy they most likely deducted withholding tax.but paid over your VAT except it is a government agency or major oil company it would also deduct VAT.your withholding tax rate is 10% for a limited liability company or 5% if an individual or enterprise because your service is professional in nature.

Please your tax issue does not end there,you need to follow up with the company that withheld to give you an evidence of payment that you would now submit to clear your annual income tax liability whether as an induvidual or company.if the payment is not enough you pay the rest via cash

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Webmasters › Re: Are Nigerian Bloggers Expected To Pay Tax? by profosa: 7:40am On Mar 06, 2018

ibkgab001:
Yes so far you incorporated your company

There is no way you won't pay tax, the reason why I'm not paying tax for my company is that Nigeria don't do tax return , so it is like trowing sachet water into sea

THAINK YOU #brodashagi

My guy Nigeria does not do tax return? My guy you are very funny and misinformed.Companies and individuals file tax returns.my guy the day you decide to get your C OF O for your properties in lagos and majority of the states you go begin vomt your personal income tax money.if you make serious money now and you wan buy asset outside nigeria from income you dey make Inside naija whether mortgage or outright purchase,esp.uk you go gat to show ur tax clearance say na legit money.as you dey grow big and you dey dodge them.na u go use your leg waka go pay when you get dealings with govt.ask lindaikeji etc

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Literature › Re: Mention One Book You'll Read Over And Over Again by profosa: 10:56pm On Mar 02, 2018

Fist of God by Federick Forsyth

Politics › Re: Lema Jibrin, The Most Tax Compliant Citizen In Nigeria, Meets Kemi Adeosun by profosa: 9:14am On Mar 02, 2018

ochuciano:
many private coy pay tax even if it is meagre. Many employees work more than 40 yrs in Nigeria government, let forget the wayo angle, some after retiring are employed as consultant or contract staff.

but for an individual to be singled out as tax compliant it is direct assessment and not pay as you earn('PAYE') that is deducted and paid by the employer whether private or govt.the reward for that goes to the employer.but direct assessment,you personally walk into the tax office and declare your income and pay the taxes.

Politics › Re: VAIDS: FG To Name, Shame, Prosecute Tax Evaders From March 31 by profosa: 9:02am On Mar 02, 2018

Tax compliance and development are directly related .
it is painful to pay in Nigeria.tax payment encourages active participation in government.

Meanwhile Nigerians and businesses should object to this tax,charge,levy when it is been considered by state house of assemby,national assembly as a bill or amendment not when the bill has become law you start making noise on social media.

More corrupt and poor countries even in africa for example angola that was controlled by one family still pay higher taxes and are more tax compliant .the good book encourages tax payment.

Career › Re: Nigerian Police Salary Structure – How NPF Pay Officers by profosa: 7:59am On Mar 02, 2018

bonna4u:
How can we say we are fighting corruption in the police with a structure like this? We can't fight corruption without addressing the root cause. Over to the authorities, do the needful and your anti-corruption campaign in the police will have a smooth sail.

A police recruit is being fed and accommodate during this period at the academy after passing out he/she becomes a constable.

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Politics › Re: Lema Jibrin, The Most Tax Compliant Citizen In Nigeria, Meets Kemi Adeosun by profosa: 4:29pm On Mar 01, 2018

FarahAideed:
This makes no sense ...they have not told us how much tax Mr Lema paid and what type of tax he was paying

Tax compliance is not how much you pay but whether you are paying your fair share of taxes based on the law.of course it is personal income tax.was a name of a company mentioned.

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Politics › Re: Boko Haram: Fight Against Insurgency Now Indirect Treasury Looting - Fayose Says by profosa: 7:57pm On Feb 28, 2018

Turantula:
This man must be related to Albert Einstein one way or the other

comparing a local ruffian from ekiti to the foremost physicist in the world
Too much weed

Career › Re: How Do CEOs Pay Themselves? by profosa: 5:59pm On Feb 28, 2018

praiz01:
My name is Dr Precious and am the CEO of PG HEALTHCARE NIG , when we started our business our monthly turn over was same for 8 months , for one year i was putting money into the business from my salary and was taking nothing from the business, we are 4years in the bussiness now with a monthly turn over of 800-1mil and every staff is on salary including me ..

Jumping into your company acct at every point in time to withdraw cash is as dangerous as carrying cash around ,you spend before thinking and on unnecessary things too....

my humbly advice

The important stuff is to treat your finances separately from that of the Company,if put much into your business document it and withdraw same when your business is doing.a company is different from her owner
check my handle on I.G @pghealthcare

Career › Re: How Do CEOs Pay Themselves? by profosa: 5:48pm On Feb 28, 2018

CEOs are first of all a staff,so you need an employment letter stating your gross salary and other benefits you may enjoy.so you would be placed on the staff payroll earning monthly salary.

In addition,as a CEO you are also a director of the Company and you are also expected to earn sitting allowances and director''s fee.

Finally the board of directors fixes the emolument of CEO.ensure proper documentation of board resolution on all earnings by the CEO because the taxman may come knocking.

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by profosa: 10:08am On Feb 23, 2018

[quote author=M7even post=65303490]Dele Aiyenugba still got it. I remember when I first watched him play, it was for Eyimba against Austin Ejide's Esperance or so in the CAF finals.. He had been brought on to replace Vincent Enyeama whom the coach knew was not good at penalty saves. Dele came in and did his thing saving 2 penalties that day, and Eyimba won the champions league...

He had been a third choice goal keeper after Enyeama and Ejide all along but I think his sojourn in the Israeli league made one forget him, as this made a spot for other local league goalies to be third choice, the likes of akpeyi, agbim and theophelius afelohki coming in.

having spent so much playing with Enyeama, I want to believe he is capable of offering something. though for him, unlike Enyeama, I fear his age factor might influence his efficiency. I hope his reflexes are still sharp because I didn't see any reflex save as such, this is something the young goalies would have in their kitty.

finally, what is the connection between these set of keepers plying their trade in Israel, I mean Enyeama to Ejide and Dele. Not until Enyeama left for France and at some point rumors of Wenger interest in him. [/quote

To the best of my knowledge dele aiyenuba is the only goalie playing regularly in any european league.i am not even sure ezenwa has played any npfl match this year.

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by profosa: 9:42am On Feb 23, 2018

I think the goalkeepers should be-
1.Uzoho-future 2.Aiyenuba-experience 3 Ezenwa-local league

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Business › Re: Okomu Nigeria Sees Subdued 2018 For Palm Oil On Market Woes by profosa: 2:01pm On Feb 19, 2018

They were recently distrained by firs for tax liabilities running into billions

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by profosa: 8:39pm On Feb 18, 2018

andrew444:
The German guys are going no where,so because they are German it will automatically push omeruo out,is that how coaches do? They will just come and push omeruo out without fighting,even if they fail to impress they will still be at the World Cup?

If rohr invites,they would impress i am that confident

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by profosa: 8:36pm On Feb 18, 2018

AIG07:
aside Mikel, Elderson is the longest serving player. Dude has been in the team since 2008 or so.

Echiejile made his super eagles debut in 2009,played at 2010 WC and 2013ANC.but he did not play any competitive match for super eagles in 2012

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by profosa: 8:08pm On Feb 18, 2018

AIG07:
Ighalo sef no belong to that group. I think he is post 2014. So he is relatively new!

Ogenyi onazi,brown ideye were in the team 2012 but not echiejile

Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by profosa: 7:15pm On Feb 18, 2018

zoboizee:
Yes he is injury prone but can't the same be said about Leon Balogun. Can he play three straight 90 minutes of football without injury yet he is our Mr reliable.

Is more than injuries concern.when last did he play for super eagles.does he fit into rohrs plan

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by profosa: 6:52pm On Feb 18, 2018

If rohr invites either of the german guys akpoguma or touriningha for the friendlies then omeruo is out

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by profosa: 6:34pm On Feb 18, 2018

Joel Obi is going to the world cup definitely not as a player but a fan

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Sports › Re: "The Super Eagles Thread: The Road To AFCON 2027, 2028 And 2030 World Cup by profosa: 6:32pm On Feb 18, 2018

Mikel agu,Akpeyi,Echiejile would be dropped

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