FOLLOWING the death of two revenue collectors on Friday in Benin City, the Edo State Road Transport Employers Association of Nigeria (RTEAN), Saturday, warned against actions that will jeopardize the tax regime of the state government, just as it disassociated itself from the killing of two revenue collectors.
Akugbe Ventures, a revenue collecting agency of the state government, had accused the RTEAN of killing two of its members and alleged further that the RTEAN was trying to frustrate the group in collecting revenue for the state government.
But the RTEAN, led by Comrade Osakpanwa Eriyo, in a letter addressed to the Chairman, Board of Internal Revenue in the state, Chief Useni Elamah, declared that it was not against the collection of Personal Income Tax from commercial drivers who are members of “ our great association”.
“As partners with the state government in her developmental programmes, it will be absurd to go against what will bring quick and desired development to the state. We want to correct this impression being created by our detractors that RTEAN is against the successful implementation of the collection of tax from commercial drivers in the state”, the union said.
Entertainment
-
Gospel artistes, pastors pray for Nigeria
-
Wizkid beat PSquare, Flavour, others to win African Artist of the Year
-
Sexiest in Nollywood 3 is on, vote your nominees
-
Debt Allegation: Omotola’s counsels fined for delay
-
Jay Z coming to Nigeria
-
What binds my husband and I – Omoni Oboli
-
Kunle Afolayan opens up Japan for African films
Health
-
Hypertension, commonest cardiovascular disorder, says Cardiologist
-
The bee venom as HIV, cancer cure
-
Can eating yams really give you twins?
-
Newborn deaths: FG urged to finalise passage, approval of NHB
-
Meals inspired by ancestors satisfy appetite, combat obesity, diabetes – STUDY
-
Doctors react to alleged detention of patients in hospitals
-
In Africa, a third of malaria drugs sold are substandard – NIMR

Share

