TEMPLARS Legislative Watch: Money Laundering Bill, Proceeds of Crime Bill + 1 other signed Into Law
Further to our newsletter issued 21st April 2022 where we reviewed the Money Laundering (Prevention and Prohibition)…
11 May 2022
TEMPLARS Succeeds at the Court of Appeal Affirming the Jurisdiction of the Tax Appeal Tribunal
On Wednesday, 13 April 2022, the Court of Appeal (CA) held in favour of two International Oil Companies (IOCs)…
21 April 2022
The Money Laundering Bill 2022
The Nigerian Senate, on 16th March 2022, passed the Money Laundering (Prevention & Prohibition) Bill, 2022…
12 April 2022
TEMPLARS Legislative Watch: “Start-Up” Bill Passes 2nd Reading
On 29 March 2022, the Nigerian Senate, through its official Twitter handle, announced that the Bill for an…
15 March 2022
The Lagos State Real Estate Regulatory Authority: The New Ombudsman in town?
Recently, Lagos State enacted the ‘Law To Regulate Real Estate Transactions In Lagos State And For Connected…
7 March 2022
Gas Pricing Regime for Nigerian Gas-Based Industries
In recent times, the global demand for clean energy sources continues to disrupt the use of fossil fuels.
23 February 2022
The Streaming Wars: A Win For The Nigerian Entertainment And Media Industry
Across the world, online streaming has been accepted as a means of accessing movies, shows and other video related content…
21 February 2022
SDG7 and the Journey to Nigeria’s 2060 Net Zero Emission Target: A Bird’s Eye View
In 2019, the Nigerian Government, through the Rural electrification agency, developed a model to determine…
14 February 2022
A Review of the Federal High Court Tax Appeal Rules 2022
The Federal High Court recently issued the Tax Appeal Rules 2022 (the “Rules”) which came into force on 10 January…
11 February 2022
Financing Mini-Grid Projects in Nigeria – Mitigating the Risks
Since the privatization of Nigeria’s power sector, most investors and developers have chosen to Finance and build…
25 January 2022
A Primer of Key Changes Introduced by the Finance Act 2021
The Finance Bill 2021 ( now Finance Act 2021), which was recently signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari, introduces significant changes to a number of tax and regulatory laws in Nigeria.
11 January 2022
Nigeria Appoints Non-Resident Companies as Tax Agents and to Impose Turnover Tax on Non-Resident Digital Companies
On 31 December 2021, President Muhammadu Buhari signed the Finance Bill 2021 (now Finance Act 2021) into law…
