Ecovis in Nigeria

Accountants, auditors and tax advisors

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About us

ECOVIS OUC (Chartered Accountants) is the Nigeria member Firm of ECOVIS International.

The name ECOVIS, a combination of the terms economy and vision. ECOVIS is a leading global consulting firm with its origins in Continental Europe. It has about 11,000 people operating in more than 93 countries. Its consulting focus and core competencies lie in the areas of tax consultation, accounting, auditing, and general management consulting.

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Contact persons

Andrew Uviase
Andrew Uviase
Managing Partner
Tel.: +234 803 3073494
Victoria Okpako
Victoria Okpako
Partner
Tel.: +234 803 3073494

Contact

ECOVIS OUC

No 1, Payne Crescent
Lagos
Tel.: +234 803 3073494

How can Ecovis support you?

Get in touch with your local contact person today. Whether you’re a family business, a branch of a multinational company or a public institution, our audit, tax, consulting and legal services experts are close by and understand your needs.

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Enterprise accounting regime Vietnam: Circular No. 99/2025/TT-BTC for businesses

The Vietnamese Ministry of Finance issued new regulations for business accounting on 27 October 2025. These replace the previous version from 2014. The Ecovis experts explain what needs to be considered from 1 January 2026.
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Personal Income Tax Deduction in Vietnam: An Increase in 2026

Vietnam is introducing updated personal income tax deductions to better reflect current living costs and support taxpayers. The experts from ECOVIS AFA Vietnam provide an overview of the key changes and their implications for individuals and families.
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UAE CEPA 2025: Advancing global trade through expansion

In 2025, the UAE’s expansion of Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreements (CEPAs) marks a major step in its drive for economic diversification and global trade growth. The CEPA framework goes beyond traditional free-trade deals, fostering deeper market integration, regulatory alignment, and investment cooperation.
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