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No Staff Has Tested Positive To Coronavirus – FIRS

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The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has rubbished reports that one of its officials tested positive to Coronavirus. In a recent statement signed by the Director, Communications and Liaison Department, FIRS, Abdullahi Ahmad, he revealed that some of their officials have been in self-isolation for five days and are yet ...

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There Is No Justification For FIRS Collecting Stamp Duty – Mallam Isa Pantami

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Minister of Communication and Digital Economy, Mallam Isa Ali Ibrahim (Pantami) has blasted the move by Federal Inland Revenue Service, FIRS to collect Stamp Duties, saying that the collection is still the main responsibility of Nigerian Postal Service, NIPOST. Mallam Isa Ali Ibrahim revealed this during an interactive press session ...

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700,000 People Applied for 500 FIRS Jobs

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Chairman of Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Tunde Fowler, has disclosed that the organisation received more than 700,000 applications from the recent job advert it placed for 500 vacancies. The chairman who said this yesterday in Abuja during a meeting with the House of Representatives Committee on Public Petition, noted ...

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Linda Ikeji Says Her Banana Island Home Is 1000% Hers As She Debunks Tax Evasion News

Popular blogger, Linda Ikeji was recently in the news over a report that she was in serious trouble with the FIRS over tax evasion . The report claimed that the blogger got in FIRS trouble as she got slammed with a staggering N75 million tax bill and some of the ...

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FIRS Slams Linda Ikeji With N75 Million Tax Bill, She Denies Banana Island Home

According to report, Linda Ikeji is allegedly battling with officials of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS). It was reported that, FIRS has slammed MS Ikeji with a N75 million fine and the agency has initiated measures to prosecute her in a court of law. The report also adds that ...

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