The sources of Nigerian tax law include the Constitution of Nigeria, which lays the foundational legal framework; federal and state statutes, such as the Personal Income Tax Act and the Companies Income Tax Act; and regulations issued by tax authorities like the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). Additionally, judicial decisions and case law play a significant role in interpreting tax legislation. International tax treaties and agreements also influence the tax landscape in Nigeria.
You don't want a mediator for a question on tax law. You should either call the IRS or go into an H and R Block. Better even if you can afford to hire a tax lawyer.
H. Sutherland has written: 'Households, individuals and the re-distribution of income' 'Constructing a tax-benefit model' 'Company law of Canada' -- subject(s): Corporation law
many states do not tax services. It depends which one you are in. Your state tax board has the rules re tax on services.
Don't know what the questioner is referring to re: "Civil Law Countries." Re-word and re-submit.
what impact does economy re-capitalisation has on Nigeria construction industries?
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There are many ways one can reduce tax debt. One can reduce their tax debt by hiring a tax professional, re-checking tax returns, and choosing a debt plan.
Its just another way for the Government to receive a spending tax, re GST ( government spending tax )
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The first U.S. Tax Court was established in 1924, and named "U.S. Board of Tax Appeals." Later, in 1942, it was re-named the United States Tax Court.
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