Skip to content
Ova News NG

Ova News NG

Ova News NG feed V2

Primary Menu
  • HOME
  • NEWS
  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • SPORTS
  • POLITICS
  • WORLD NEWS
  • LIVE FOOTBALL SCORES
  • Home
  • NEWS
  • N/Assembly Sets N25trn Tax Revenue Target For FIRS
  • NEWS

N/Assembly Sets N25trn Tax Revenue Target For FIRS

ovanews 8 months ago 2 min read
Share:
ZACCH-ADEDEJI

…Service Raked-In N21.6trn in 2024

The National Assembly has set a tax revenue target of N25 trillion for the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) for the 2025 fiscal year.

The target was set by the joint Finance Committee of the two chambers of the National Assembly following a disclosure by FIRS that it raked in N21.6 trillion in 2024, overshooting its set target of N19.4 trillion for that year.

The lawmakers, however, urged the chairman of FIRS, Zacch Adedeji, to study the tax template being used in South Africa.

It was observed that South Africa, with a population of about 54 million, generates higher taxes than Nigeria, with an over 200 million population.

The lawmakers promised FIRS the necessary support regarding the pending tax reforms and charged the taxman to bring more taxable citizens into the tax net, especially from the informal sector.

The senators and House members commended FIRS for surpassing its projected tax revenue for 2024, stressing that taxation is the way for countries to make progress.

While agreeing to the N25 trillion target for the agency, the lawmakers suggested a higher revenue projection of N30 trillion for the 2025 fiscal year, a suggestion to which the FIRS chairman and his team did not commit.

Describing the feat as unprecedented, the deputy chairman of the House Committee on Finance, Rep. Musa Abdullahi, commended the tax agency and urged it to keep raising the bar.

Abdullahi said, “The feat attained by FIRS on revenue collection or generation in 2024 was unprecedented and a very wonderful one, worthy of commendation.

“That you surpassed the target set for the agency in the 2024 Appropriation Act from N19.4tn to N21.6tn is very cheering and encouraging.”

Senator Binos Yeroe (Adamawa South) also commended the FIRS boss for the various initiatives and innovations deployed in surpassing the tax collection revenue target in 2024.

In his closing remark, the chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, Senator Sani Musa, said the N25 trillion target was achievable and charged FIRS to work towards surpassing it.

N/Assembly Sets N25trn Tax Revenue Target For FIRS is first published on The Whistler Newspaper

Facebook Comments Box
Share:

Related:

  • Nigeria records N20.59trn revenue in 8 months, strongest fiscal performance in years
    Nigeria records N20.59trn…
    NEWS
  • ADC Punctures Tinubu’s Claims On Revenue Success… Flays 5% Petrol Tax, 300% Passport Fee Hike
    ADC Punctures Tinubu’s Claims…
    NEWS
  • FIRS Approves eTranzact For Nationwide e-invoicing
    FIRS Approves eTranzact For…
    NEWS
  • Top 10 Nigerian Stocks To Buy This September – Analysts
    Top 10 Nigerian Stocks To Buy…
    NEWS
  • National Convention: PDP walks tightrope as Wike’s camp tables tough conditions
    National Convention: PDP…
    NEWS

Post navigation

Previous N423bn: ICPC Charges El-Rufai’s Aide, Jimi Lawal, Three Others For Money Laundering
Next Transfer: Ratcliffe blocks Rashford from joining EPL rivals

  • Recent
  • NCF Urges Tinubu To Grant Abba Kyari, Nnamdi Kanu Amnesty
    • NEWS

    NCF Urges Tinubu To Grant Abba Kyari, Nnamdi Kanu Amnesty

  • Palestinian statehood will be up for debate at the UNGA, with no Palestinian official
    • WORLD NEWS

    Palestinian statehood will be up for debate at the UNGA, with no Palestinian official

  • Borno massacre: UN condemns killing of 63, demands probe
    • NEWS

    Borno massacre: UN condemns killing of 63, demands probe

  • No consensus can unseat Tinubu, he has Buhari’s 12m votes – Okechukwu to ADC
    • NEWS

    No consensus can unseat Tinubu, he has Buhari’s 12m votes – Okechukwu to ADC

  • Japan PM Shigeru Ishiba To Resign Over Election Losses
    • NEWS

    Japan PM Shigeru Ishiba To Resign Over Election Losses

  • 28-year-old man remanded for stealing N11m worth of premium Tequila in Lagos
    • NEWS

    28-year-old man remanded for stealing N11m worth of premium Tequila in Lagos

  • Ordega Grateful To Alia For WAFCON Reception, Rewards
    • NEWS

    Ordega Grateful To Alia For WAFCON Reception, Rewards

  • Transfer: Ndidi gives reason for joining Besiktas
    • NEWS

    Transfer: Ndidi gives reason for joining Besiktas

  • SWAN urges immediate inauguration of NSC Board
    • NEWS

    SWAN urges immediate inauguration of NSC Board

  • They’re top footballers, best in their positions – Zubimendi hails two Arsenal players
    • SPORTS

    They’re top footballers, best in their positions – Zubimendi hails two Arsenal players

  • NCF Urges Tinubu To Grant Abba Kyari, Nnamdi Kanu Amnesty
    • NEWS

    NCF Urges Tinubu To Grant Abba Kyari, Nnamdi Kanu Amnesty

  • Palestinian statehood will be up for debate at the UNGA, with no Palestinian official
    • WORLD NEWS

    Palestinian statehood will be up for debate at the UNGA, with no Palestinian official

  • Borno massacre: UN condemns killing of 63, demands probe
    • NEWS

    Borno massacre: UN condemns killing of 63, demands probe

  • No consensus can unseat Tinubu, he has Buhari’s 12m votes – Okechukwu to ADC
    • NEWS

    No consensus can unseat Tinubu, he has Buhari’s 12m votes – Okechukwu to ADC

  • Japan PM Shigeru Ishiba To Resign Over Election Losses
    • NEWS

    Japan PM Shigeru Ishiba To Resign Over Election Losses

SECTIONS

  • ENTERTAINMENT
  • NEWS
  • POLITICS
  • SPORTS
  • Uncategorized
  • WORLD NEWS
  • LIVE FOOTBALL SCORES ⚽ ⚽ ⚽

Hey There!!., Get all Latest Ova News Feeds on the Go! 👋

Sign up to receive all Our latest News content Recap in your inbox every weekend.

We don’t spam! Read our privacy policy for more info.

Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription.

Quick Links

  • News
  • Entertainment
  • Live Football Scores
  • Premier League Scores

Legal

  • Terms of Use
  • Privacy Policy

Connect with Us

  • Contact Us
  • Advertise
Copyright © 2025 Ova News Network | Created by Ben Ova O. | All Rights Reserved.
pixel