₦airaland Forum

InvertedHammer:
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Obviously you don't know the meaning of PAYE--tax deducted from employees in formal sectors.

SE is home of entrepreneurs not obligate employees.

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This not correct entirely. If you are not under formal employment, the PAYE act still imposes an obligation to you to access your world wide income and computes your PAYE tax and pay. They are not exempted from PAYE.
The problem is that we don't have adequate system to monitor the income tax of those in the informal sector, which is dominant in SE.

Those in the informal sector are assessed under the direct assessment of the PAYE act. However, there is a high rate of wilful default by majority within the informal sector.

ezenwaez:
Lots of youths that applied for the Npower Program both under the Npower graduate category and the Npower non graduate category have been in a state of confusion over the difference between an Npower Applicant, an Npower Volunteer, and An Npower Beneficiary.

Please if you have not been shortlisted, you have not completed the Npower physical verification exercise you are an Npower Applicant, even if you have done the Npower physical verification and your Npower physical verification is not complete and you have not signed your acceptance letter and you have not yet resumed work, then you remain an Npower Applicant, for the Npower non graduate category, if you have not completed your training you are still an Npower Applicant, until you complete your training.

An Npower Volunteer is one that have fulfilled all the requirements; he or she has been shortlisted, have completed the Npower physical verification exercise, completed his or her training (for non graduate category) signed his or her acceptance letter and have resumed work.

An Npower Beneficiary is similar to an Npower Volunteer the only difference is that an Npower Beneficiary is one who has received his or her stipend for the entire duration of the Npower program.