scofieldsimba:
Yahoo boys no dey pay tax...

uyisteven:


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Forgive me but I'm Just Curious Miss..
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Who introduced you to Nairaland

9jvirgin:
It's a lie, wake up from your slumber dude. This guy will pay more dearly than paying Taxes. Nothing is free in a black man's world, certainly not in Nigeria. He will learn his lessons in few years; MAYBE 2019.

Opinionated:
One of the biggest news of the weekend was the announcement of a 3-year tax exemption for TSTV by Alhaji Lai Mohammed, Nigeria’s Minister of Information and Culture.

This got the TSTV MD/CEO, Bright Echefu, those at the launch and even beyond very excited. However, what many do not know is that there are certain types of business that qualify for the same tax exemption in Nigeria.

Are you wondering what they are? Don’t worry, we have the new list of these businesses in what is called Pioneer Relief which allows you to get 3 years tax exemption and a possible additional 2-year extension making a total of 5 years.

We know, you cannot wait here it is:

The new industries added to the PSI list are as follows:
1. Mining and processing of coal;
2. Processing and preservation of meat/poultry and production of meat/poultry products;
3. Manufacture of starches and starch products;
4. Processing of cocoa;
5. Manufacture of animal feeds;
6. Tanning and dressing of Leather;
7. Manufacture of leather footwear, luggage and handbags;
8. Manufacture of household and personal hygiene paper products;
9. Manufacture of paints, vanishes and printing ink;
10. Manufacture of plastic products (builders’ plastic ware) and moulds;
11. Manufacture of batteries and accumulators;
12. Manufacture of steam generators;
13. Manufacture of railway locomotives, wagons and rolling stock;
14. Manufacture of metal-forming machinery and machine tools;
15. Manufacture of machinery for metallurgy;
16. Manufacture of machinery for food and beverage processing;
17. Manufacture of machinery for textile, apparel and leather production;
18. Manufacture of machinery for paper and paperboard production;
19. Manufacture of plastics and rubber machinery;
20. Waste treatment, disposal and material recovery;
21. E-commerce services;
22. Software development and publishing;
23. Motion picture, video and television programme production, distribution, exhibition and photography;
24. Music production, publishing and distribution;
25. Real estate investment vehicles under the Investments and Securities Act;
26. Mortgage backed securities under the Investments and Securities Act; and
27. Business process outsourcing.

This policy was initially established in the Industrial Development (Income Tax Relief) Act and then reviewed by the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) created additional provisions which took effect on 30th January 2014. This latest list of industries was released by the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment on 7th August 2017.

Source: http://www.opinions.ng/ultimate-tip-can-get-tax-exemption-like-tstv/

9jvirgin:
It's a lie, wake up from your slumber dude. This guy will pay more dearly than paying Taxes. Nothing is free in a black man's world, certainly not in Nigeria. He will learn his lessons in few years; MAYBE 2019.

9jakohai:


Hitv messed themselves up....by thinking that Nigerians bought cable TV for football.

Then their bouquet was poor.

TSTV appears to have a much better bouquet than hitv.

biolashn:
nice one...pioneer right of election.....3years tstv sha wan crash d whole market.....

speaktome:
Am into Fabrication of Agricultural machines....
Why have they been disturbing me for Tax





do u av fish pelletizer nd extruder.....floatin feed machin?




#MySignatureMyBusiness

9jakohai:


Hitv messed themselves up....by thinking that Nigerians bought cable TV for football.

Then their bouquet was poor.

TSTV appears to have a much better bouquet than hitv.

PrincessBecks:


Lmao...

I've been on this platform for like 2yrs now as a guest, only got an account months ago.

As for your question? My big brother introduced me to this wonderful platform.

In case you are still wondering, I'm half Nigerian though.

obidevine:
Lalasticlala please I think this is a very educative and informative post. Please move to front page.

9jvirgin:
It's a lie, wake up from your slumber dude. This guy will pay more dearly than paying Taxes. Nothing is free in a black man's world, certainly not in Nigeria. He will learn his lessons in few years; MAYBE 2019.

BornnAgainChild:
How about frying coconut...does that also get a tax exemption...cos thats what i intend venturing into

SnowJay92:


Sharp, but what's the process for obtaining the tax exemption?

9jvirgin:
It's a lie, wake up from your slumber dude. This guy will pay more dearly than paying Taxes. Nothing is free in a black man's world, certainly not in Nigeria. He will learn his lessons in few years; MAYBE 2019.

Tonyreal49:
Una just dey advertise this Tstv like say e go put food for we table kilode

9jvirgin:
It's a lie, wake up from your slumber dude. This guy will pay more dearly than paying Taxes. Nothing is free in a black man's world, certainly not in Nigeria. He will learn his lessons in few years; MAYBE 2019.

BornnAgainChild:
How about frying coconut...does that also get a tax exemption...cos thats what i intend venturing into

9jvirgin:
It's a lie, wake up from your slumber dude. This guy will pay more dearly than paying Taxes. Nothing is free in a black man's world, certainly not in Nigeria. He will learn his lessons in few years; MAYBE 2019.

don4real18:

Send me your business plan

ThierryJay:


You have to submit an application to the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) in Abuja that details why your business should qualify for tax exemption. The application and approval process is laid down by the NIPC and usually takes between 4 - 7months.

It's usually advisable to engage a tax consultant for this.

positivetaught:
This is a PDP/Johnathan formulated brilliant economic promotion policy now been claimed by APC,but the would tell you PDP ran the country aground n they inherited a totally collapse country, hypocrites.