The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) of Nigeria declared 31st December as the last date for the taxpayers for complying the pending transfer pricing obligations and also submitting the documentations which include the disclosures of all related party transactions.
Any taxpayer having related party transactions and failing to file the transfer pricing returns might be subjected to penalties in the range of Ten million Nigerian Naira for every default.
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