Koleosho lauded IMF collaboration with FIRS in portfolio management and compliance programme.
The directive is part of Adedeji’s commitment to matching the agency’s customer-centric policy with tangible action.
A public notice signed by the FIRS chairman, Zacch Adedeji, said the decision was part of the ongoing efforts to boost efficiency and transparency in tax collection.
Mr Adedeji said, “Nigeria remains committed to supporting initiatives that drive tax policy development and capacity-building.’’
FIRS collected N21.6 trillion as tax revenue in 2024, exceeding the target of N19.4 trillion set for it by the government.
Mr Alonge said, “Tax revenue is key to economic development.
