Tax revenue rises 17% to N3.48trn in H1’23
Controversy trails CBN’s cybersecurity levy on electronic transactions
Tax on SSB was never suspended by Tinubu — CSOs
Reps move to address multiple taxation
FG, Lagos join forces to drive tax compliance
Global competitiveness: Over 30 taxes choke industries in Nigeria as FG plans 18 more
FCMB Group grows after-tax profit by 7% to N20.9bn
FG rebuffs private sector, imposes N10/litre tax on soft drinks
CITN marks 40 years of regulating tax in Nigeria
Expect new taxes in 2022, says Finance Minister
Coalition urges NASS to pass tax bill on carbonated drinks
VAT, other taxes record declines, as FG, States, LGAs share N671.9bn

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Internal Revenue Service Chairman urges citizens to pay tax
The Executive Chairman, Nasarawa State Internal Revenue Service (NSIRS), Alhaji Ahmed Yakubu, has urged the people of the state to pay their taxes, to enable government to provide more dividends of democracy. Yakubu made the call on Wednesday, while speaking with newsmen in Lafia. He said that doing so would also ensure speedy development of […]
CITN decries corruption in tax administration in Nigeria
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