Acting chairman of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Mr. Zacch Adedeji, has resumed office at the headquarters of the revenue agency with an audacious aspiration – to surpass Africa’s average tax-to-GDP ratio of 16.5 per cent and achieve an impressive 18 per cent within three years.
Nigeria currently has 10.86 per cent tax-to-GDP, according to the immediate-past chairman of the FIRS, Mohammad Nami.
Nami’s administration raised the figure from six per cent to 10.86 per cent, a standard Adedeji has said he will surpass.
“By doing so, we aim to reduce our nation’s…
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