The Chairman of NIPOST, Maimuna Abubakar, first raised the alarm, while FIRS in a statement on Tuesday said it was only working based on its mandate.
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Nami spoke on Monday in Abuja during a live appearance on the popular morning show, Kaakaki, on Africa Independent Television as part of his national public enlightenment on voluntary tax compliance, especially educating the citizenry on stamp duty payments.
This was contained in a public notice signed by the Executive Chairman, FIRS, Muhammad Nami.
The Executive Chairman, FIRS, Mohammad Mamman Nami, who gave this clarification in Abuja on Tuesday as part of his ongoing national public enlightenment campaign on the Stamp Duty Act, said tenants, not landlords, should pay the applicable stamp duty by themselves at any commercial bank of their choice and not to any landlord.
Abdullahi Ahmad, Director, Communications and Liaison Department of the service, made this known in a statement in Abuja on Monday.
Abdullahi Ahmad, Director Communications and Liaison Department of the FIRS, made this known in a statement in Abuja on Tuesday.
The approval came following the consideration of a report by the Senate Committee on Finance.
The Executive Chairman, FIRS, Muhammad Nami, disclosed this latest extension in a statement on Wednesday by the Director, Communications and Liaison Department, FIRS, Abdullahi Ismaila Ahmad.
Abdullahi Ahmad, the FIRS Director, Communications and Liaison Department, made this known in a statement in Abuja on Thursday.
In the 21st century, rating effective leadership is now based on leaders’ possession of “soft skills”. Leadership today is no longer rated by intimidating or swaying charisma like that of Adolf Hitler. Soft skills, according to Joana Marques in “Leadership Today” include purpose, morality, values, vision, authenticity, empathy and emotional intelligence, spirituality, and trust among others.
If one has not occupied a position of leadership, one would not fully understand the truism of William Shakespeare’s wise words: “Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown.” But those who wear the crown know where it hurts. So it is with the leadership of the Federal Inland Revenue Service at this inauspicious time.
The Federal Inland Revenue Service says it has collected N1.123 trillion revenue in the First Quarter of 2020.
The Federal Inland Revenue Service has collected the sum of N338.1 billion revenue for January 2020 as against N620.2 billion tax target for the month.
The Federal Inland Revenue Service on Saturday debunked rumours that its staff has tested positive to coronavirus.
The Federal Inland Revenue Service said it would rake in N4 billion as tax revenue from the extractive sector of the Nigerian economy in the 2020 fiscal year.
The Federal Inland Revenue Service says non-discretionary tax waiver grants, illicit financial flows abroad and high overhead costs are responsible for not meeting revenue targets in recent times.
The Federal Inland Revenue Service says it is working towards blocking about $10 billion tax leakages by multinational corporations operating in the country who engaged in illicit profit shifting.
Muhammad Nami, the Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service, says bringing the informal sector to the tax net will tackle budget deficit and increase revenue in the country and Africa.
Nami met with the Management and Staff of the Service and assured them that he would work with them to achieve President Muhammadu Buhari’s aim of appointing him.
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed the nomination of Muhammad Nami as the Executive Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Services and 13 others as board members.