KGIRS Boosts Kogi Revenue from N600M to N43.9B in 10 Years
The Kogi State Internal Revenue Service (KGIRS) announced that it has raised Kogi's annual revenue from N600 million to N43.9 billion over the past ten years. Dr. Salihu Sule Enehe, the executive chairman of KGIRS, attributed this growth to the application of modern tax innovations and the blockage of leakages in tax administration.
He made this statement while speaking to journalists during the Customers’ Service Week celebration in Lokoja, where taxpayers, customers, and staff were recognized for their contributions to the state's growth. Enehe, represented by the director of Income Tax, Mr. Emmanuel Yusufu, emphasized the importance of stakeholder cooperation in achieving this revenue increase.
He also highlighted KGIRS's corporate social responsibility initiatives, noting that the organization has supported residents, particularly flood victims, and contributed to educational development by distributing notebooks and exercise books to schools.
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