Impact of OECD minimum tax rate on Nigeria

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Do you know that only 23 African countries currently participate in the OECD Initiative on Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS)? • In this video, we uncover the reason for the limited engagement of African countries in the OECD’s global efforts to combat tax avoidance as a way of highlighting the critical role Africa could play in shaping international tax governance. • From practical concerns to transparency issues, this video explores why Africa’s involvement in the OECD Initiative is crucial for ensuring fair and equitable tax policies that consider the interests of developing nations. • We delve into the concerns raised by Nigeria and other low-income countries, highlighting the disparities in revenue distribution and the potential impact of the global minimum tax rate on nations heavily reliant on corporate income tax. • We provide a comprehensive look at the OECD Initiative from an African perspective, offering strategic recommendations for Nigeria and other African nations to enhance their participation. • As the global tax landscape shifts, Africa’s proactive engagement in the OECD Initiative could determine its economic future and the fair treatment of developing nations in global tax governance. • Join us as we unravel the complexities of Africa’s role in the OECD Initiative and explore the strategies needed to amplify Africa's voice on the global tax stage • Speaker: • Olatunji is the founder Taxmobile.Online and Managing Partner/CEO of AOA Professional Services. • Before this, Olatunji worked as Director- Tax and regulatory Services at Nolands Nigeria Professional Services, Senior Manager – Tax, Regulatory and advisory Services at Saffron Professional Services, Tax and Fiscal Reporting Accountant of Schlumberger Nigeria Limited, and as an Audit Trainee in Ernst Young. • His experience covers the full range of services in internal audit and control, transfer pricing, arbitration, tax advisory and regulatory services, audit support, forensics investigation, and due diligence. • Disclaimer: • The information contained herein is general and is not intended, and should not be taken, as a legal, accounting or tax advice provided. This information remains strictly the opinion of Olatunji Abdulrazaq. • Links • LinkedIn • linkedin.com/in/abdulateef-olatunji-abdulrazaq-01a60849 • Africa Tax Review • africataxreview.com • Credit: • The stock videos and Images used were obtained from https://www.pexels.com/ and https://pixabay.com/

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