The LIRS said the extension followed an earlier shift to April 14, citing increased traffic on the electronic tax platform.
He stated that the yearly deadline for filing individual annual tax returns is March 31.
The LIRS boss warned that failure to file returns before the statutory deadline would attract administrative penalties.
The agency said the extension is aimed at providing employers with additional time to submit accurate tax returns.
Mr Subair stated, “Employers must prioritise the timely filing of their annual income tax returns.”
Mr Subair stated, “Employers must prioritise the timely filing of their annual income tax returns.”
He added that the reforms would succeed only if government and the private sector worked hand in hand.
Mr Sa’ad, in a recent interview, lauded the LIRS team’s expertise and said that with the N1 trillion revenue feat, Lagos had set a standard for other states to emulate.
LIRS warned that defaulters would face sanctions as required by law, stressing that meeting the deadline is a legal obligation.
For filing and other tax-related inquiries, taxpayers are encouraged to contact the customer service center at 0700 CALL LIRS (0700 2255 5477) or via email at etaxinfo@lirs.net.
