A New TAT Ruling Requires FIRS To Accept Tax Returns Prepared By Parties To Production Sharing Contracts

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The Tax Appeal Tribunal on 20 March 2015 held that the Federal Inland Revenue Service should consider tax computations prepared by parties to a Production Sharing Contract in assessing PSC parties to Petroleum Profits Tax.
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The Tax Appeal Tribunal (TAT) on 20 March 2015 held that the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) should consider tax computations prepared by parties to a Production Sharing Contract (PSC) in assessing PSC parties to Petroleum Profits Tax (PPT). This is a major shift from the past practice where the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) solely determines tax payable by PSC parties and lifts tax oil based on its own tax computations.

See our tax alert below and a copy of the judgment for details.

Download Tax Alert_Ruling on PSC parties filing of PPT returns

Download TAT Ruling_Filing of PPT returns by parties to PSCs

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