Akin-Egba:

Some people evade taxes, even in the US. Wesley snipes is now in prison for tax-related matters. So you must be a tax payer to enjoy govt largesse.

ZIM DRILL:

they might monitor after one gets the car but how will they know before he gets the car that he is a taxes payer ?

Kobojunkie:

Evading taxes has little or nothing to do with not being a taxpayer. There are actually those, who usually by law, are exempt from paying taxes.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tax_avoidance_and_tax_evasion

"Taxpayer" vs. "Non Taxpayer"

The Free Exercise of the Constitutionally guaranteed right to lawfully acquire property (earnings and other compensation) by lawfully contracting one's own Labour to engage in lawful, innocent and harmless activities for lawful compensation cannot be (and therefore has not been) taxed for Revenue Purposes, and therefore, an individual who is only engaged in lawful, innocent any harmless activities is NOT subject to any "Income Tax" or any other Revenue Tax, and therefore is NOT a "taxpayer" as defined by law, and can therefore be properly and accurately described as a Non Taxpayer!

Akin-Egba:

If you are exempt(ed) from taxes, then you are exempted by law and the tax requirement to get the taxi does not then apply to you.

Akin-Egba:

Tax records should indicate your tax status. What sort of ignorant questions are you asking?

ZIM DRILL:

come one

can a man on street corner have tax records ?

you are only looking at people are in may be established business

the project is for empowerment so roughly it would look into such people un-established

Akin-Egba:

In Nigeria, as in any sensible country except Zimbabwe, every one whether self employed (a trader) or a white-collar person pays taxes (or at least should pay taxes). So they have tax records

Akin-Egba:

In Nigeria, as in any sensible country except Zimbabwe, every one whether self employed (a trader) or a white-collar person pays taxes (or at least should pay taxes). So they have tax records

ZIM DRILL:

■You must open an account with Umuchinemere Pro-credit Micro-Finance Bank Ltd.

chic2pimp:

Why that particular Bank I ask?

Kobojunkie:

Assembled in Nigeria !

ANAMMCO [/b]was conceived in the 1970s as a joint venture between the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) and Daimler-Benz AG (“Daimler”) of Germany [size=13pt][b]to import and assemble Completely Knocked Down (CKD) units of Mercedes Benz trucks and buses in Nigeria.[/size] See Appendix 1 for the agreement between FGN and Daimler on the establishment of Commercial Vehicle Assembly/Manufacturing Plant in Nigeria

Kobojunkie:

http://www.anammco.com/

Economy

As a fast developing city and a major industrial and commercial hub in Africa, Nnewi experiences voluminous financial activities, therefore hosts major banks, and other financial institutions. Industries are dotted around the city and adjoining towns. Palm oil, cosmetics, motor, and motorcycle spare parts, books, and stationeries, textiles, electric cables, and so on are produced in commercial quantity in the area. As a result, Nnewi is commonly refers to as the “Japan of Africa". Its main trading centers include, Nkwo Nnewi market (the largest spare parts market in west Africa) and Nwafor market, Eke Amaobi market, Eke Ochie, Eke Ichi Market, Orie otube Market, etc.

Industries

Nnewi is home to many major manufacturing industries including Ibeto Group of Companies, Cutix and ADswitch, Uru Industries Ltd, Omata Holdings Ltd, Cento Group of Companies, Coscharis of Companies Group, Innoson Group of Companies, Ebunso Nig. Ltd, John White Industries, Ejiamatu Group of Companies, Horizontal Ent. Ltd, M. O. I. Ltd.DE R.C ORIZ INV Ltd., Chicason Group. The great majority of industrialists in the cluster of spare parts factories in Nnewi are also traders, and most of these traders are producing one or more of the products they specialize in marketing as traders (usually motor vehicle parts), and most began by distributing their products through their preexisting distribution networks. Nnewi is part of eastern Nigeria's industrial axis. The town has through culturally grounded institutions that act as sophisticated networks expanded to include an international dimension through trading relations with exporters from Asia. Over the last decade, the town of Nnewi has experienced relatively rapid industrialization. In excess of 20 medium to large scale industries have been established across a variety of sectors. Since 1970, Nnewi residents have controlled approximately 80 to 90 percent of the motor-parts trade in Nigeria. Nkwo Nnewi Market is the major import and wholesale point for motor spare parts in Nigeria. The industrialists of Nnewi are adapting foreign technology to local needs, providing employment to thousands, and making available goods and services which are relevant actual needs of the Nigerian citizens.
[edit] Autoparts

Nnewi is renowned for producing great statesmen and leaders of commerce. The town is also one of the major trading and manufacturing centers of Nigeria. By 1940, Nnewi residents were at the center of an international trading network that dominated the supply of motor spare parts in Nigeria. The town subsequently became a center for commerce and industry, and has one of the largest automotive parts markets in Africa. Nnewi Township is an authentic "manufacturing miracle." Small and medium sized industries have set up in the town and are producing not only for the Nigeria markets but - albeit still to a limited extent - for markets abroad.

Industrialization of the town began around 1970 when Nnewi motor parts traders began marketing their own brand name products instead of the reproductions of "original" parts. For example, new auto plant, which is being built in Nnewi by a private investor, Chief Innocent Chukwuma, OON, in partnership with Chinese auto makers is geared towards productions of class of automobiles, Cletus Ibeto , Ogbuawa, Jonatec Auto Supply International owned by Chief Nwabueze Emenike and host of other traders deals on Motor cycle spare parts and tires [9].

Kobojunkie:

I don't see how that changes anything about what the company itself does. The company DOES NOT MANUFACTURE the CARS, which was the point in the original post[b] I responded to, but Assembles them.  Simple English![/b]

Kobojunkie:

^^ You argue like a towobo sometimes. I answered a question asked by someone and you suddenly feel it is your place to tell me what the company does not even say of itself? Why do you feel I need to "USELESS" information you keep offering up? Did I ask you for it?

Aloy+Emeka:

What sort of argument are you making?. Name one auto company that manufactures cars?. Daimler Benz?. Honda?, GM?, Ford?, Volvo? May be you have not checked the components in your car and whether 80% of them were made by the auto company. 

Mariory:

That's a joke right? Yes it's true that many car MANUFACTURERS often reuse engines, chasis, etc from other vechicles but, at the same time they also re-design and manufacture completely new vehicles.

For accuracy
http://www.autoheroes.com/resources/manufacturers.shtml

Mariory:

You do understand that the factorys that produce these parts belong to the car manufacturers right? You do get that right? Right?

Aloy+Emeka:

Intel supplies microprocessors to HP and Dell, does it mean that both companies own intel?. Bose supplies radio components to Nissan/Infiniti, does that mean that Nissan owns Bose?. One vehicle alone has up to 1000 components made by different companies; how possible is it for the auto company to own all the companies?.

Go and read about outsourcing and how companies use it to maximize profits.

Aloy+Emeka:

Intel supplies microprocessors to HP and Dell, does it mean that both companies own intel?. Bose supplies radio components to Nissan/Infiniti, does that mean that Nissan owns Bose?. One vehicle alone has up to 1000 components made by different companies; how possible is it for the auto company to own all the companies?.

Go and read about outsourcing and how companies use it to maximize profits.

Mariory:

WTH since when did radios become essential part of cars? Shouldn't you be refering to engines, chasis, brake dics, etc. I have no idea where you think you are going with this. Bottom line is what ANAMMCO does is assembling. If they start producing their own engines, and other essential cars parts from raw materials then thats different. This is not a swipe at ANAMMCO. They are actually doing quite well.

Outsourcing? Maximise profits? Don't make me laugh. This has nothing to do with outsourcing and everything to do with technical ability.

Mariory:

WTH since when did radios become essential part of cars? Shouldn't you be refering to engines, chasis, brake dics, etc. I have no idea where you think you are going with this. Bottom line is what ANAMMCO does is assembling. If they start producing their own engines, and other essential cars parts from raw materials then thats different. This is not a swipe at ANAMMCO. They are actually doing quite well.

Outsourcing? Maximise profits? Don't make me laugh. This has nothing to do with outsourcing and everything to do with technical ability.

Mariory:

WTH since when did radios become essential part of cars? Shouldn't you be refering to engines, chasis, brake dics, gears, other mechanical moving parts, etc. I have no idea where you think you are going with this. Bottom line is what ANAMMCO does is assembling. If they start producing their own engines, and other essential cars parts from raw materials then thats different. This is not a swipe at ANAMMCO. They are actually doing quite well.

Outsourcing? Maximise profits? Don't make me laugh. This has nothing to do with outsourcing and everything to do with technical ability.

ZIM DRILL:

am sure that was an example to understand what he s/he is saying

Aloy+Emeka:

Intel supplies microprocessors to HP and Dell, does it mean that both companies own intel?. Bose supplies radio components to Nissan/Infiniti, does that mean that Nissan owns Bose?. One vehicle alone has up to 1000 components made by different companies; how possible is it for the auto company to own all the companies?.

Go and read about outsourcing and how companies use it to maximize profits.

Kobojunkie:

^^^ Did you actually count these jobs yourself or you just came up with that (did an Akala)?