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Don’t Reappoint Fowler As FIRS Chairman, Staff Tell Buhari

Some workers of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), have called on President Muhammadu Buhari not to reappoint the Executive Chairman of the service, Mr Babatinde Fowler, for another term of office. The workers, under the aegis of Concerned Staff of FIRS, made this known in a letter to the President, a copy of which […]

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G20 ministers vow to ‘redouble efforts’ on digital tax

G20 policymakers vowed Sunday to “redouble” their bid to reform by the end of next year the international tax system to take account of internet giants such as Facebook and Google. Speaking about international taxation, the G20 finance ministers and central bank governors said in a statement seen by AFP: “We will redouble our efforts

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LIRS Issues Public Notice on TIN Registration; To Leverage On The Existing BVN Operations

The Lagos State Internal Revenue Service (LIRS) issued a Public Notice on 4 June 2019 informing taxpayers of its intention to integrate the existing Taxpayers Identification Digit (PID) into the nationwide Tax Identification Number (TIN) system with the Joint Tax Board. The LIRS intends to leverage the existing Bank Verification Number (BVN) operations to achieve

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Okwuadigbo emerges 55th ICAN President, pledges support for govt.

MAZI Nnamdi Okwuadigbo has emerged the 55th president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, ICAN, pledging to support government at all levels with recommendations that would facilitate the process of economic growth and development, especially in the management of public resources. Speaking at his investiture in Lagos, Okwuadigbo who until his appointment was

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City businesses campaigning against rising property tax bills

The debate over increasing property taxes continues to intensify and for some Calgary business owners, it’s a fight to keep their business alive. A new social media campaign called “Sorry, Calgary is closing” launched this week and calls for businesses to band together against skyrocketing tax increases. Barre Belle co-founder Kristi Stuart said her property

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