Really how can Orji Uzo Kalu show his face to campaign in Abia State
Well the people of Abia will speak loudly to him and the other horsemen of the apocalypse
Let me explain:
A core Muslim country, is afraid of sending their Muslim citizens to a Christian country, cos of fear of being turned into terrorists by the Muslims in the Christian country.
But Christians in the said country, are ignorant of the mess they are in.
A whole clown show.
The tax law was not perfectly written; no tax law is.
When it was pointed out that there were alterations, you made it tribal, even offering cash if people showed you alterations.
NASS members spoke, submitted harmonised and gazetted copies, but you disparaged them
This blind knee-jerk defence of EVERYTHING President Bola Tinubu does is a problem
Now you say, “This is how tax laws are strengthened.”
Why didn't you have this mindset earlier?
Using influncers is not the problem. He obviously didn't seek out the Influencers himself. He must have contracted someone to arrange influencers and that one engaged these guys and pocketed most of the funds.
Poor selection, poor organization and zero creativity gave it away
Ashley Cole stands. Carragher sits. He keeps the seat warm for a few minutes whilst Cole changes into a Chelsea kit. Cole returns and throws Carragher on the floor and sits back down whilst Carragher exits the pub.
If na me write wetin KPMG talk this morning, I sure say some people go begin ask which candidate I dey support.
But make we clear am well.
This one no be my opinion.
Na ThisDay Newspaper report am, based on wetin KPMG officially release about the new tax law.
I just list their observations, exactly as dem report am.
Nowadays, everything don turn politics.
So I hope nobody go talk say KPMG dey support Atiku, just because dem point out errors and gaps for the law.
Facts no be politics.
Professional review no be campaign.
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KPMG observations on the new tax laws
1. The new tax laws contain errors.
2. The laws contain inconsistencies.
3. There are gaps and omissions in the laws.
4. Some provisions lack clarity.
5. The rules on taxation of non-resident persons are unclear.
6. The law does not clearly exempt non-residents without Permanent Establishment (PE) or Significant Economic Presence (SEP) from tax registration.
7. The law is unclear on whether communities are subject to tax or exempt.
8. The rules on Controlled Foreign Companies (CFC) lack clarity.
9. The treatment of undistributed foreign profits is unclear.
10. Dividends from foreign companies may be taxed differently from Nigerian company dividends.
11. Insurance premiums paid to non-residents should not be subject to withholding tax.
12. The rules on allowable tax deductions are restrictive.
13. Forex expenses are deductible only at the official CBN exchange rate, even when forex is bought at higher rates.
14. Business expenses without VAT charged are disallowed as tax deductions, even when validly incurred.
15. Capital losses (except digital or virtual assets) are not clearly stated as deductible.
16. Deductible items for individuals are limited.
17. The rent relief cap of ��500,000 is too small.
18. High-income earners may face oppressive taxation.
19. Over-taxation may lead to non-compliance and capital flight.
20. The tax law may discourage investment, entrepreneurship, and job creation.
21. Tax authorities need international cooperation and capacity building.
22. Businesses need to review their tax exposure and compliance systems.
Unless she's jobless and can't work because she's paralyzed, I don't see any reason why she should ask the same person she collected 200k for their children's school fees, for pepper and maggi money 10k
Buy the yam yourself and surprise him to a nice meal of fried yam and egg sauce so his head can cool down from the 200k he just spent
Tomorrow now if he starts carrying one smallie that will be rubbing his head, you will say men have started again