Banks Notify Customers on 10% Withholding Tax
Nigerian banks are informing customers about FIRS enforcing 10% withholding tax on fixed-income securities interest. Learn how this affects your investments and which instruments remain exempt.
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FIRS Offers Partnership Opportunities to Universities
FIRS Chairman Dr Zacch Adedeji proposes collaboration with Nigerian universities to drive innovation and economic resilience. Discover how academia can bridge the tax gap.
FIRS Names Xpress Payment as Official TSA Agent
Federal Inland Revenue Service appoints Xpress Payment Solutions as TSA collecting agent. Taxpayers can now remit Company Income Tax, VAT via TaxPro Max platform. Read more.
FIRS Boss Urges Revenue Diversification for Nigeria
FIRS Chairman Dr. Zacch Adedeji declares revenue diversification a national imperative, calling for broad-based, tech-enabled tax system. Read his vision for economic resilience.
FIRS: Tinubu's Tax Reforms Strengthen Nigeria's Economy
FIRS Chairman Zacch Adedeji reveals how President Tinubu's tax reforms are rebuilding Nigeria's finances and creating economic stability through automation and transparency.
FIRS Chief: Tinubu's Tax Reforms to Boost Nigeria's Economy
FIRS Chairman Dr Zacch Adedeji outlines President Tinubu's tax overhaul as Nigeria's economic lifeline. Discover how automation and non-oil revenue will transform public finances.
No New Tax on Nigerian Savings - Analyst Clarifies
Financial analyst Omowunmi Samuel clarifies FIRS is not taxing savings, only interest income. Learn the facts about Nigeria's tax policy and avoid misinformation.
No New Tax on Nigerian Savings - Expert Explains
Financial analyst Omowunmi Samuel clarifies Nigeria is not introducing new taxes on savings. FIRS only enforcing existing law on investment interest. Get the facts now!
FIRS Explains Tax on Investment Income, Not Savings
The FIRS clarifies that the withholding tax on investment income is not new. It targets earnings from bonds and Treasury bills, not personal savings. Get the facts on Nigeria's tax reform.
NASS Officials Jailed for N4.8m Job Fraud
ICPC secures conviction of two National Assembly staff for a N4.8m job scam involving fake CBN and FIRS employment. Justice served as convicts refund money. Beware of fake job offers!
Lagos Lawmaker Gets 3rd Term Nod, Empowers 500 Widows
Honourable Adewale Temitope Adedeji wins third term endorsement after empowering 500 widows with foodstuff and N10 million in Lagos. Traditional rulers and APC chieftains back his re-election bid.
Nigeria's Tax Revolution: Act 2025 Changes Everything
Discover how Nigeria's groundbreaking Tax Administration Act 2025 promises unified tax procedures, enhanced transparency, and simplified compliance for businesses and individuals across the nation.
Tinubu appoints new FIRS chairman for tax reform
President Bola Tinubu appoints Dr. Oluwatoyin Madein as new FIRS chairman in major tax administration overhaul to boost revenue generation.
5% Fuel Surcharge Starts November 1 - FIRS
Nigerians brace for increased fuel costs as FIRS Chairman Taiwo Oyedele reveals new 5% import surcharge implementation timeline and tax reform plans.
Madonna University Honors Wakanow CEO Bayo Adedeji
Bayo Adedeji, Chief Executive Officer of Wakanow, receives honorary recognition from Madonna University for his exceptional contributions to business innovation and national development in Nigeria.
FIRS Grants First E-Invoicing Licence to Nigerian Firm
A pioneering Nigerian company has secured the Federal Inland Revenue Service's first-ever accreditation as an electronic invoicing provider, marking a major leap in the country's tax digitalization journey.
FIRS Deepens Stakeholder Collaboration on Tax Reforms
Federal Inland Revenue Service intensifies collaboration with key stakeholders to drive comprehensive tax reforms, enhance revenue generation and boost economic development across Nigeria.
Judiciary Key to Nigeria's Tax Clarity - FIRS
FIRS Chairman Zacch Adedeji emphasizes judicial insight as crucial for resolving tax disputes and attracting foreign investment to Nigeria's economy.
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