Ekiti monthly IGR rises to N2.7bn without new taxes – Official
He added that the agency would continue to prioritise technology-driven revenue administration, data intelligence and voluntary tax compliance to improve revenue generation while sustaining economic growth in the state.
The Executive Chairman of EKIRS, Olaniran Olatona, who disclosed this while featuring on “Ekiti Today,” a live radio programme aired in Ado Ekiti, the state capital, attributed the achievement to improved voluntary tax compliance, digital tax administration, public enlightenment, tax reforms, an empowered workforce, as well as the enabling environment created by the administration of Governor Biodun Oyebanji.
On compliance, Mr Olatona said EKIRS had intensified awareness campaigns and collaborated with the Office of the Head of Service and the Office of the Secretary to the State Government to ensure civil servants and political office holders complied with statutory tax filing requirements.
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