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Fg Urged To Investigate Wealthy Nigerians’ Tax Compliance by Nkemakonam62: 5:48am On Apr 18, 2017
The former Assistant Chief Inspector of Taxes, Federal Inland Revenue Dept, Mrs. Morenike Babington-Ashaye, has called on the Federal Government to investigate the actual tax payment made to the government purse by wealthy Nigerians who are flaunting their acquisitions without evidence of tax return to the government.

Babington-Ashaye, who is also the former Chairman of the Ogun State Internal Revenue Service , said it is by so doing that the government can effectively defend transparency and accountability.


Speaking at an event to sensitise the public on the public lecture on “Taxation and the Society Governance – A Case for Nigeria” slated for April 26, 2017 at the Protea Hotel, Ikeja, she said majority of Nigerians are not paying taxes because they are unemployed and some do not have a source of livelihood.

She added that the Nigerian Constitution, presently, does not enjoy widespread legitimacy, which in turn affects confidence in government because structurally the Constitution has created wastage in public administration, duplication across the tiers of government and disintegration of people that have common languages, cultures and values.

Mrs. Babington-Ashaye said, “the public lecture is not to criticise the government but to sensitise the public on the importance of being partakers in our own governance as it will address four main topics for discussion, including the Nigerian constitution, the cost of governance, the welfare of the society and transparency and accountability.
more at http://www.akelicious.com/2017/04/fg-urged-to-investigate-wealthy.html

Re: Fg Urged To Investigate Wealthy Nigerians’ Tax Compliance by vanndubi: 6:40am On Apr 18, 2017
Mr. Speaker's pay slip comes to mind. They excluded most of his taxable allowances (action which is punishable under PITA 2011).

They make and execute laws but are above those laws. undecided undecided undecided

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Re: Fg Urged To Investigate Wealthy Nigerians’ Tax Compliance by smartty68(m): 7:24am On Apr 18, 2017
How many wealthy/rich people pay taxes in this country

Whereas the make small scale business owners pay huge taxes almost amounting to the same which large scale business owners pay.

Until you people above start having sense, only then would this country move towards the right direction.

Tax avading is what they do best - law breakers

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Re: Fg Urged To Investigate Wealthy Nigerians’ Tax Compliance by three: 8:11am On Apr 18, 2017
Nkemakonam62:
The former Assistant Chief Inspector of Taxes, Federal Inland Revenue Dept, Mrs. Morenike Babington-Ashaye, has called on the Federal Government to investigate the actual tax payment made to the government purse by wealthy Nigerians who are flaunting their acquisitions without evidence of tax return to the government.
http://www.akelicious.com/2017/04/fg-urged-to-investigate-wealthy.html

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