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KPMG NIGERIA
Global tax and advisory service firm, KPMG Nigeria has criticised the 50% windfall tax on the bank’s foreign exchange revaluation gains recorded in 2023 stating that it could result in a legal dispute.
KPMG Nigeria has adjusted Nigeria’s economic forecast to 2.65%, this is according to its August 25, Economic Flashnotes.
KPMG Nigeria has said that the fuel subsidy removal may likely push Nigeria’s inflation rate to about 30% for June 2023.
Dr. Yemi Kale, Chief Economist at KPMG Nigeria and former Chief of the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), has raised concerns about the potential negative impact of additional taxation on household expenditure and private business expansion.
Having an ESG committee in a company is critical to sustainability and value creation according to KPMG Nigeria.
KPMG Nigeria has said the government needs to increase oil revenues as an alternative to introducing more taxes on the already stretched businesses and consumers.
Analysts in KPMG Nigeria have stated that there are 10 macro trends that will determine the fate of the nation's economy next year.
In a bid to survive the supply chain disruptions, Nigerian manufacturers were forced to improvise.
FG needs to do more to ameliorate the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Nigerians and businesses, according to analysts at KPMG Nigeria.
KPMG has revealed 7 fault lines that may distort the growth of the Nigerian economy over the new decade.
Nigerian bank directors have unanimously tasked the country's financial institutions to share information on cybersecurity that will curb hacking in the banking sector.