The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) would soon start collecting taxes on all online transactions in line with the Company’s Income Tax Significant Economic Presence (SEP) order that requires …
The Federal Inland Revenue Service would soon start collecting taxes on all online transactions in line with the Company’s Income Tax Significant Economic Presence order that requires Over-the-Top services providers to declare the revenue they generate from Nigerian consumers and pay taxes to the Federal Inland Revenue Service .
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