FIRS Denies France Access to Nigeria's Tax Data, Emphasizes Collaboration for Modernization
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) refutes claims that France has access to Nigeria's tax data, clarifying a cooperation agreement aimed at enhancing tax administration. The memorandum of understanding with France's Ministry of Public Finances focuses on workforce development and digital transformation.
FIRS stresses Nigeria's sovereignty over its tax data and commitment to transparency. The agreement aims to strengthen tax systems and educate taxpayers for national development.
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