jokers na to increase fee

Aolconsult:


The money is not so much if you are to go with 0.78%

please help share this information to Nigerians

A Polithiefian sighted....looters flock....

1x2x3:


What nonsense are you saying? Crowdfunding for politicians to loot or are you part of those thieves?

0.78% isn't much to you but you will be amazed when you multiply that by number of tenants in Nigeria.

Going by his statement at bolded, your bolded submission will best be a match.

Aolconsult:


The money is not so much if you are to go with 0.78%

please help share this information to Nigerians

What have the govt been doing with all the ones they have been collecting? They cant even provide basic things, nigerians don't feel the impacts of both the state and federal govts in their miserable lives they are the ones drilling bore holes in their various compounds, paying to evacuate their wastes, providing electricity by themselves the lists is countless yet this heartless govt is still adding more taxes on struggling poverty ridden helpless nigerians.

Stamped robbery

Newboss:


It's not much. If you're not renting for more than 7 years at a go, you pay 0.78%. For example, if your rent is 1m, you'll pay 7800 Naira only.

OKAY, I THOUGHT THEY SAID 6%

Aolconsult:


The money is not so much if you are to go with 0.78%

please help share this information to Nigerians

Do you know how much is "is not so much" multiply by 200m Nigerians?

What if we move back to our parents house as business is not moving due to high cost hyperinflation and job Lost. Nigeria government and Nigerians are all foolish no feasibility studies.

2cribz:
Na to go build house for cave now o. Buhari wan finish us both on land,sea,air.

Intercontinental ballistic Finance Missile

Ayobami93:


No, its a flat rate of N50.

It does, I have received a #100; stamp duty, twice in a week this July

pacespot:
OKAY, I THOUGHT THEY SAID 6%

Don't mind that guy, he is sugarcoating an irreparable anomaly that Shylockians in govt wants to meet Nigerians with.

Do you know that when you buy land, you pay stamp duty, you pay several govt duties before you get C/O.

You pay for road worthiness, still there is no motorable road.

You pay for light, no light but they are selling light to other countries on credit.

Other sane & responsible countries establish low income housing schemes, build homes for civil servant, but here, a Private individual , who can't bribe his way into Govt, struggles and builds, you want to come and collect Stamp duty.

What is Govt doing for an average Nigerian sef?

Hmm.....

Wana earn money on telegram? Check my signature..

cool318:

Don't mind that guy, he is sugarcoating an irreparable anomaly that Shylockians in govt wants to meet Nigerians with.

Do you know that when you buy land, you pay stamp duty, you pay several govt duties before you get C/O.

You pay for road worthiness, still there is no motorable road.

You pay for light, no light but they are selling light to other countries on credit.

Other sane & responsible countries establish low income housing schemes, build homes for civil servant, but here, a Private individual , who can't bribe his way into Govt, struggles and builds, you want to come and collect Stamp duty.

What is Govt doing for an average Nigerian sef?

I WILL ADVOCATE FOR A PROPERTY TAX INSTEAD SO THAT THOSE GREEDY LANDLORDS CAN PAY TAX FOR NOT LEASING OUT THEIR HOUSES TO THE INTENDING TENANTS

Aolconsult:


The money is not so much if you are to go with 0.78%

please help share this information to Nigerians

The problem is not the money but the number of taxes and individual or organization will pay yo governments every year.

Openbusiness4:
APC Nigerians are waiting for you in 2023.

Forget! Nigerians will still fight for them once they share 1k per voter.

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Some landlords can't even collect rent

Na FIRS tax dem go collect.

Another cat and mouse race between tenants and landlords loading.

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Aolconsult:


The money is not so much if you are to go with 0.78%

please help share this information to Nigerians

Not too much

Mo3891:



FG and Nami of FIRS are dumbos without any data as per Land ownership in Nigeria, only State Government knows landlord the ones with CofO ,so how exactly will FG determine who owns a land or house


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He is bringing commotion into the land matters.Most of the wicked acts are to prove they are working! Nigerians should demand why many of the Officials serving and many of their elites are not paying.Mesuonu!

Nigerian government continues to inpoverish the poor, which government houses have they built for poor that will form the bases of tenant paying stamp duty to government. It is not that it will be used to inprove Nigeria and masses but to have more billions to steal.

Hahaha,stamp duty = nipost stamp��.

ojun50:

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Yea the is not much but at the end of the day the money goes to the hand of some criminals.......

Then we should learn to come out and vote out those criminals.

Amen

All these taxation is annoying, cant someone just live in peace? Even in America that is notorious for its taxes, tenants don't pay tenement rates. What next, road taxes?

Thank God say na verbal agreement we get with our landlord. No lawyer issue. No agent nonsense

Abilistic:
I will listen to them when they start paying stamp duty on every kobo they are looting

cool318:

It does, I have received a #100; stamp duty, twice in a week this July

That means you did two separate transactions worth more than 10k thats why you got debited N100 Stamp Duties.

Ayobami93:


That means you did two separate transactions worth more than 10k thats why you got debited N100 Stamp Duties.

Does this happen in other countries?

cool318:

Does this happen in other countries?

I really dont know, to be honest.

Ayobami93:


I really dont know, to be honest.

Ok, cos I really know that this multiple taxations from all facets is not healthy for economic development

cool318:

Ok, cos I really know that this multiple taxations from all facets is not healthy for economic development

You are right though but the government are just trying to get money in all possible ways to fund their high expenditures. This will definitely affect the average Nigerians badly. However, I hope the economy will return to normal at least by early next year.