By Femi Onakanren In the aftermath of its record breaking N10 trillion tax revenue collection in the 2022 fiscal year, the Federal Inland Revenue Service
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HOW THE FIRS IS BREAKING NEW GROUNDS IN REVENUE COLLECTION
By JANTIKU IJANADA Just when we thought the peak in tax collection was attained, the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) brought forward another harvest of
HOW NAMI’S ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS HAVE TURNED AROUND FIRS FORTUNES
By Andrew Okonkwo Anybody who knew the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) before the advent of the administration of Muhammad Nami would in all fairness
The FIRS’s tax collection revolution
By Salisu Na’inna Dambatta It is akin to a revolution: welcome to the big paradigm shift in Nigeria’s tax collection. The shift is from consistently
FIRS milestone H1 2023 performance, a success foretold
By Dapo Okubanjo For any one who has paid more than a passing attention to the activities of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) in
Hard But Necessary Reforms, Imperative To Ramp Up Tax Revenues — Muhammad Nami, Chairman Joint Tax Board
For Nigeria to attain optimum tax revenue collection capacity across the Federal, States and Local Government tax authorities, the country must make hard but necessary
How the FIRS is Ensuring Progressive Policy Implementation By Leveraging Technology
By Femi Onakanren In January 2023, the FIRS announced a landmark tax revenue return of N10.1trn in both oil (N4.09trn) and non-oil (N5.96trn) for 2022. Although
FIRS: Tax, The Untaxed and the Taxables
By Salisu Na’inna Dambatta It is common truth that no country on earth, including Nigeria, is able to tax all the taxables, or even bring all
FIRS Rakes-in Record N5.5 Trillion In Six Months
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has announced a total tax revenue collection of N5.5 trillion for the half-year period of January to June 2023.
FIRS Extends Due Date For Filing 2023 Companies Income Tax Returns
Companies that were unable to file their Companies Income Tax returns for the 2023 year of assessment (YOA) that fell due on the 30th of
