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Nigerians Would Be Required To Pay A 7.5% VAT For Advertisements On Facebook And Other Social Media Platforms From 2022

Blessing Osazuwa by Blessing Osazuwa
December 15, 2021
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Social media platform, Facebook, now known as Meta, has sent a notice to its customers in Nigeria, especially advertisers, informing them of the payment of 7.5 per cent value-added tax (VAT) from the first day of next year.

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It was earlier reported that from Saturday, January 1, 2022, Nigerians would be required to pay a 7.5 per cent VAT for advertisements on Facebook and other social media platforms.

Facebook said in the coming weeks, it would begin to charge the extra fee on adverts on its platform in compliance with the local tax laws.

It advised advertisers to update their payment details with the tax identification number (TIN), but disclosed that the TIN could also be used to tax refunds where necessary.

“Due to implementation of a value-added tax (VAT) in Nigeria, Facebook is required to charge VAT on the sale of ads to advertisers, regardless of whether you’re buying ads for business or personal purposes.

“All advertisers with a business country of Nigeria will be charged an additional 7.5% VAT on advertising services purchased beginning 1 January 2022.

“If you’re registered for VAT and provide your VAT ID, your VAT ID will show up on your ads receipts.

“In the event that you’re entitled to recover VAT, this may help you recover any VAT you paid to the Nigerian tax authorities if you are a VAT registered business in Nigeria,” a part of the statement said.

On how to add the VAT ID to user’s Facebook ad account, the company said users will have to go to Payment Settings and click on the Open Payment Settings and the click Edit under Business Info.

Thereafter, the user will scroll down to the field Tax ID Number and add his/her Nigeria VAT ID.

 

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