Explore the landmark Investment and Securities Act 2025 and its transformative impact on Nigeria’s capital market. Discover how the Act integrates digital assets, enhances investor protection, and bolsters global competitiveness through advanced SEC oversight and innovative regulatory reforms.
Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue—it’s a boardroom priority. Discover how evolving threats, AI risks, and billion-naira losses in Nigeria are reshaping executive responsibility for cyber risk. Learn what top leaders must do now to stay resilient.
Financial transparency is crucial for NGOs to maintain donor trust, ensure compliance, and prevent mismanagement. This article explores key audit strategies, internal controls, and best practices to help NGOs strengthen financial governance and achieve long-term sustainability.
Many enterprises spend millions on off-the-shelf software they don’t own—locked into rising subscription fees, compliance risks, and limited scalability. Discover why multinational corporations are switching to custom software solutions to cut costs, enhance security, and take back control of their technology infrastructure.
re You Tax Compliant? March 31st is the PIT filing deadline in Nigeria! Learn who needs to file, how to do it, and where to pay. Get the full breakdown in this essential guide.
Starting January 2025, all Public Interest Entities (PIEs) in Nigeria must electronically file their financial statements via the National Repository Portal (NRP). This move enhances compliance, transparency, and digital transformation in financial governance.
EMR is a mandatory monthly report that companies employing foreign nationals must submit to the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS). It tracks expatriates’ employment status, visa details, and movements. Failure to comply could result in hefty fines, quota revocations, and tax liabilities. Are you keeping up with your EMR filings?
Financial transparency and accountability have never been more critical for businesses operating in Nigeria. With increasing regulatory scrutiny and evolving corporate governance standards, companies—especially Public Interest Entities (PIEs) and publicly listed organizations—must ensure their financial statements reflect true and fair positions.
Discover common PAYE errors, how to fix them, and use Stransact’s PAYE calculator to ensure accurate tax deductions in Nigeria.
The FRC’s analysis reveals why Nigeria doesn’t qualify as a hyperinflationary economy under IAS 29. Explore the key indicators, economic reforms, and implications for Nigerian businesses.