Expanding the frontiers of taxation
Yomi Olugbenro
West Africa Tax Leader at Deloitte
Corporate Tax
A recap of Nigeria’s foreign exchange control measures in 2015
It’s tough times for Nigeria’s economy. Nigeria’s source of FOREX receipts is mainly oil. Unprecedented decline in oil revenue means Government must...
Deloitte Tax
Matters Arising from CBN Circular on N50 Stamp on Transactions – #TaxWiseNG Episode 18
Nigeria has a long list of legislations that impose tax and levies on individuals and companies. The three tiers of government have statutory powers...
Federal Govt Tax
Should Nigeria’s VAT rate be increased? – TaxWiseNG Episode 22
There’s been a raging debate on possible increase in Nigeria’s VAT rate which is currently at 5%. While the pressure has been heightened by the...
Personal Income Tax
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Tax as a C-Suite conversation – #TaxWiseNG Episode 3
It’s 17:00 WAT Tweeps! It's another episode of #TaxWiseNG. Episode 3 of our weekly tweetax session. Our focus today is on the level of attention that businesses pay to tax affairs. Let’s title this episode “Tax as a C-Suite conversation”. C-Suite is a term used in...
Taxation of Individuals – #TaxWiseNG Episode 2
Hello Tweeps, today is Episode 2 of our weekly tweet chat session on Nigeria tax issues. I call it “tweetax” session - #TaxWiseNG. It’s a weekly affair, 5pm Nigeria time, every Wednesday. The barrage of responses, questions and comments that followed the introductory...
Introducing #TaxWiseNG – Episode 1
The Introductory Episode of #TaxWiseNG starts now. How would you like to get some tips about Nigeria tax and become tax wise? I’m happy to introduce a new weekly Twitter chat - #TaxWiseNG. The sessions holds every Wednesday, 17:00 Nigeria Standard Time. Get...
About Me
Yomi Olugbenro is a Partner and the West Africa Tax Leader at Deloitte, the world’s leading professional services firm with approximately 312,000 people in 150 countries and territories. He is a member of Deloitte West Africa Executive Committee.
Mr. Olugbenro holds a First Degree in Accounting and Masters in Business Administration. He is an alumnus of The University of Manchester (UK); Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN); Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN); and Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Stockbrokers (CIS). He qualified as Chartered Accountant in 1997 and with over 20 years post-qualification experience, he has distinguished himself as a seasoned business advisor.
He is the Dean of the Board of Indirect Tax Faculty of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria and a Member of the Board of Tax and Fiscal Policy Management Faculty of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria. He is a highly sought-after speaker and thought leader on fiscal and economic policies issues and speak regularly at local and international conferences. He is featured regularly in print and electronic media on fiscal policy issues and have many articles to his credit.
His clientele include many fortune 500 companies and other globally-renowned and locally strategic brands. He consults regularly for multinational companies around the world about investment and fiscal terrain in West Africa and particularly Nigeria.
Before assuming the West Africa Tax Leader’s role at Deloitte, he was, at different times, the firm’s Tax Risk Leader with responsibility covering West and Central Africa, Dean of Deloitte School of Tax, Tax Partner in charge of Financial Services Industry and member of Deloitte ThinkTank. Prior to joining Deloitte, he had worked in different sectors of the economy including Banking, Manufacturing and Professional Services.
Mr Olugbenro enjoys travelling and mentoring of young minds. He is Patron to many Youth Associations in Schools and Colleges and President of Free Indeed Foundation. When at leisure, he devotes significant part of his time for mentoring, counselling and social services. He is an advocate of tax simplification, education and automation (SEA) and runs regular online tax awareness sessions on social media which he uses as a vehicle for knowledge sharing and policy advocacy. He is married and blessed with children.
Advocate of Tax Simplification, Education and Digitisation