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Bet you have heard that the Nigerian economy is explosive right now and many corporations around the world from China to the Middle East
and Europe want a piece of the action. As a Legalnaija reader, we hope you are
part of this economic revolution and have here prepared a checklist on some of
the many relevant laws to pay attention to if you intend doing business in
Nigeria. These laws have corresponding agencies who regulate the law and ensure
compliance with its rules. The list of laws include;
and Europe want a piece of the action. As a Legalnaija reader, we hope you are
part of this economic revolution and have here prepared a checklist on some of
the many relevant laws to pay attention to if you intend doing business in
Nigeria. These laws have corresponding agencies who regulate the law and ensure
compliance with its rules. The list of laws include;
- Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) CAP C20), LFN 2004
- Companies Income Tax Act, CAP C21, LFN 2004
- Arbitration and Conciliation Act, CAP A18, LFN 2004
- Federal Inland Revenue Service (Establishment Act) No. 15,
2007 - Customs & Excise Management Act, CAP C45, LFN 2004
-
Export (Incentives & Miscellaneous Provision) Act, CAP
E19, LFN 2004 - Federal High Court Act, CAP F12, LFN 2004
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Foreign Exchange (Monitoring & Miscellaneous Provisions)
Act CAP F34 LFN 2004 - Immigration Act, CAP
11, LFN 2004 -
Insurance Act (No.1) 2003
- Investments & Securities Act 2007
- Industrial Inspectorate Act, CAP 18, LFN 2004
- Industrial Dev. (Income Tax Relief) Act, Cap17, LFN 2004
- National Office for Technology Acquisition and Promotion Act,
CAP N62, LFN 2004 - Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission Act, N17,LFN 2004
- Nigerian Mineral and Mining Act, No. 20 ,2007
- Stamp Duties Act, CAP C58, LFN 2004
- Petroleum Profits Tax Act( CAP P!#) LFN 2004
- Partnership Law of Lagos State
Adedunmade Onibokun,
Esq
Esq
@adedunmade