The tax agency -which no longer wants to be completely dependent on the operators’ accounting books- will integrate an application programming interface (API) into their systems.
“The API, which was developed in-house, is transaction-based and all we are trying to do is to ensure we have the basis for determining the completeness and accuracy of VAT elements in telecoms transactions,” explained Muhammad Nami (pictured), the executive chairman and CEO of FIRS.
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