The newly introduced system is counter-productive and that accounts for why FIRS had to extend filing till April 30 for March VAT. If a step is taken to verify collection for the month of March, it will be below expectation. FIRS and indeed all agencies dealing with the public should engage stakeholders and professionals before introducing any policy.
Source: tribuneonlineng.com
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