PAYE remittance
Remit Pay-As-You-Earn tax deducted from employee salaries for the previous month to the relevant State Internal Revenue Service.
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A reference guide to the recurring filing and remittance obligations for businesses operating in Nigeria. Deadlines may shift when they fall on weekends or public holidays.
Remit Pay-As-You-Earn tax deducted from employee salaries for the previous month to the relevant State Internal Revenue Service.
Remit employer (10%) and employee (8%) pension contributions to each employee's Retirement Savings Account.
File VAT returns and remit VAT collected for the previous month to the Federal Inland Revenue Service.
Remit withholding tax deducted at source for the previous month to FIRS (companies) or the state IRS (individuals).
Remit National Housing Fund contributions (2.5% of basic salary) for eligible employees to the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria.
Remit Employee Compensation Scheme contributions (1% of total monthly payroll) to the Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund.
File annual returns of all emoluments paid and PAYE deducted for employees in the preceding year (Form H1).
Self-employed persons and individuals with additional income file annual returns with their state IRS (Form A).
Employers with 5+ staff or ₦50m+ turnover remit 1% of the preceding year's payroll to the Industrial Training Fund.
File audited financial statements and CIT self-assessment returns with FIRS, and pay tax due.
File annual returns with the Corporate Affairs Commission to keep the company's status active.
This calendar is provided for general guidance only and does not constitute professional advice. Contact our team for advice specific to your business.
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