Corporate taxes are taxes levied on companies or other legal entities that are doing business in Nigeria. They are usually deducted from a company’s profits. The Nigerian government relies heavily on tax revenue to fund public infrastructure, social services, and...
Creative works produced by entertainers are largely protected by copyright. They have exclusive control over their work. The copyright owner is granted the sole right to record music, produce, sell, or distribute copies of the music in various formats (hardware and...
In the Nigerian capital market, adherence to securities laws and regulations is essential for preserving investor trust, market integrity, and the smooth operation of the financial system. Within the Nigerian capital markets, insider trading bans and disclosure...
On December 22, 2023, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as part of its regulatory mandate took a significant step in regulating the emerging sector of Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) by introducing Guidelines that specifically address the operation of bank...
Adverse Possession, also known as “squatter’s rights,” is a legal principle, doctrine, or theory of real estate law that states that someone who has been in possession of another’s land for an extended period may be able to claim legal...