The Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN), said that more Nigerians would pay their taxes if only government would leave up to its respons...
FAAC Disbursements Increases by 25% – NEITI
The Nigeria Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) on Tuesday in Abuja said the Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) disburse...
Seme Generates N546m for The Month of January, 2018
Taupyen, Selchang, Lagos: The Seme Command of the Nigerian Customs Service generated the sum of Five Hundred and Forty-Six Million, Eight Hundred and ...
Senate Set to Investigate Low Remittance by JAMB before 2016
The Senate, on Wednesday, resolved to investigate the low remittance by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) into the federation accoun...
Gombe Governor, Dankwambo Inaugurates Board of Directors
Gov. Ibrahim Dankwambo of Gombe State has inaugurated Board of Directors of the State Internal Revenue Service (IRS)and the State Investment and Prope...
BREAKING: Highest Ever Generated Revenue by Any Comptroller General of Customs within a Year
The Presidency mandate to Restructure, Reform and Raise revenue (3Rs), Nigeria Customs Service has recorded the highest revenue collection ever, of N1...
Forensic Interim Report of NNPC, Other Revenue Agencies in Nigeria from 2010- 2015
Laolu Akande, Abuja: An Ad-Hoc Committee of the National Economic Council has reported back to the Council that a number of revenue-generating agencie...
FG Rolls Out Incentives for Economic Growth
The Federal Government has developed incentives for the various sector of the economy to accelerate growth, the Minister of State for Labour and Emplo...
We are Ready to Pay Customs Duty – Auto-dealers Association
The North-West Auto Dealers Association of Nigeria on Monday urged the Federal Government to prevail on the Nigeria Customs Service to register the ov...
NCS Seme Command Nets N701 Million In August
The Nigeria Custom Service, Seme Command, said it collected N701million as revenue for the month of August. A statement released in Badagry on Monday ...