FIRS: VAT, withholding tax must be remitted on the 21st of every month

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COMPANIES got a fresh directive yesterday from Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). They must remit Value-Added Tax (VAT) and Withholding Tax

FIRS Chairman Babatunde Fowler said that some companies have been found not to be deducting these taxes at source.

VAT is a consumption tax placed on a product whenever value is added at each stage of the supply chain – from production to the point of sale. Withholding tax, however, is deducted at source by organisations or bodies making payments to suppliers of goods and services. They are required to remit the deducted sum to the tax authority as payments are being made to suppliers/vendors.Fowler said in statement: “It has come to the notice of the service that some companies do not deduct WHT/VAT from the compensation paid to their distributors contrary to provisions of the ‘Companies Income Tax Regulations and Paragraph 3.8 of Federal Inland Revenue Service Information Circular No.

“Following this discovery, the Service hereby puts all companies, particularly those in the fast-moving consumer goods sector on notice that compensation due to their distributors and customers in the form of commission, rebates etc and by whatever means of payments, whether by cash, credit note or even goods-in-trade must be subjected to WHT/VAT at the appropriate rates as applicable and remit same to the FIRS accordingly on or before the 21st of every month.

 

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