Seyi Alade , Director, Legal Services, LIRS, gave the warning during a state-wide tax law enforcement exercise by LIRS in Lagos.
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The Lagos State Internal Revenue Service said on Monday that it had launched a renewed enforcement exercise against defaulting taxpayers by sealing eight companies for failure to file returns and payment of taxes.
The Lagos State Internal Revenue Service on Friday announced that it had closed 16 companies in the state over alleged failure to remit about N126.19 million consumption tax.
The LIRS Director of Legal Services, Seyi Alade, said during the statewide enforcement that two enforcement teams had been mobilised by the service.
The Director of Legal Services of the LIRS, Seyi Alade, made the disclosure in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on the sidelines of a tax law enforcement exercise, conducted in Lagos on Tuesday.
Seyi Alade, the Director, Legal Services of the LIRS, said this after a statewide tax law enforcement exercise in Lagos, adding that the firms owed the state government N354.75 million in unpaid taxes.