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Driving compliance through digital efficiency: The FIRS’s Merchant Buyer Solution (MBS)
Driving compliance through digital efficiency: The FIRS’s Merchant Buyer Solution (MBS) Driving compliance through digital efficiency: The FIRS’s Merchant Buyer Solution (MBS)
global tax environment, tax authorities , digital solutions, transparency, efficiency, and compliance. Merchant Buyer Solution (MBS), e-invoicing platform
3 min read | 28 Jul 2025
Nigeria’s 2025 budget and the economy
Nigeria’s 2025 budget and the economy Nigeria’s 2025 budget and the economy
Budget in Nigeria, 2025 Budget highlight, 2025 Nigeria Budget what to Know
13 min read | 31 Mar 2025
An Overview of Withholding Tax Regulations 2024
Newsletter An Overview of Withholding Tax Regulations 2024
Nigeria’s Minister of Finance signed the Deduction of Tax at Source (Withholding) Regulations 2024, otherwise known as the “WHT Regulations 2024” on July 1, 2024, that day it also became effective as part of the government’s economic reforms. The new regulations made several modifications to the Withholding Tax (WHT) system in Nigeria which was introduced into the country in 1977
5 min read | 10 Sep 2024
Sustainable Finance and ESG Reporting
Sustainable Finance and ESG Reporting Sustainable Finance and ESG Reporting
Introduction Sustainable finance refers to making investment decisions that consider the social and environmental impacts, rather than financial returns solely. According to the World Bank, it is the process of taking due account of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations when making investment decisions in the financial sector, leading to increased longer-term investments into sustainable economic activities and projects. In brief, these elements can be put in proper context: 1. Environmental: this has to do with an organization's impact on the planet – e.g., greenhouse gas emission, pollution, water consumption, etc. 2. Social: this has to do with the impact on people, including staff, customers, and the community – e.g., human rights, inequality, health & safety, etc. 3. Governance: how an organization is governed – transparency, board independence, shareholders’ rights, etc.
6 min read | 09 Jul 2024
The role of male allies in progressing towards gender parity
The role of male allies in progressing towards gender parity The role of male allies in progressing towards gender parity
Progress towards female equality in senior leadership is accelerated when men act as allies. Informed by Grant Thornton’s research into the global mid-market, this article reveals what being a male ally looks like, and outlines the practical steps businesses can take to drive action and remove the organisational and cultural barriers to male allyship.
7 min read | 07 Jun 2022
Opening the door to diverse talent
Women in business 2022 Opening the door to diverse talent
Welcome to the 18th round of our annual research on the position of women in senior management across the world, and the progress towards gender parity in leadership.
01 Mar 2022

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