FIRS Denies Granting Tax Collection Monopoly Amid Atiku's Allegations
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) denies allegations by Atiku Abubakar that Xpress Payments was granted a tax collection monopoly, stating it operates multiple payment solutions. FIRS Chair Adenike Adewuyi clarifies that no entity has a monopoly on government revenue collection.
The FIRS aims to simplify tax payments and ensure fair market practices. Atiku's claims are deemed unnecessary during Nigeria's tax reform implementation.
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