Nigerian Tax

Defaulters owe N254 billion in tax liabilities, says FIRS

The Federal Inland Revenue Service says a total of 23,141 defaulters owe N254bn in tax liabilities. The service also said it recovered over N97.7bn from tax defaulters since it gave the directive to banks. The Executive Chairman, FIRS, Mr Babatunde Fowler, said these at the 49th Annual Accountant Conference organised by the Institute of Chartered

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BRATIM, ICAN collaborate on training

The Vice Chairman of the Institute of Chartered Accountants (ICAN), Abuja District, Alhaji Abdulrashed Balogun, has urged the newly qualified accountants from Bratim Training Institute to uphold the motto of the accounting profession which is accuracy and integrity. Balogun spoke at the graduation of the new chartered accountants from the Bratim Training Institute which held

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Tax authorities warned against scaring foreign investors

Tax authorities in the country have been warned against scaring off foreign investors from the country in their efforts to shore up government revenues. The Managing Consultant, Pedabo Associates Limited, Mr Albert Folorunsho, said the global tax compliance drive would have implications for Foreign Direct Investment in Nigeria. Folorunsho stated this while delivering a keynote

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CSO to Organise Tax Awareness Programme

Tax Justice and Governance Platform, an advocacy group of civil society organisations, which supports the growth of the internally generated revenue in Nigeria, has expressed its readiness to organise a three-day tax awareness training for traders in three Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Lagos State. The training would be part of the organisation’s efforts in

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Rising trade permits, taxes our greatest challenge –Okpani

The President, Coker Building Materials and Allied Products, Mr. Justin Okpani, has said that his administration inherited disunited union at inception. He observed that traders in Coker Building Materials Market were solving their problems individually making the ability to have some of them resolved in their favour near impossible. Speaking exclusively to PropertyMart at the

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