He said the fiscal stability was driven by prudent financial management, disciplined borrowing and digital tax reforms.
Mr Obasa explained that the proposed legislation was both timely and necessary.
The LIRS said the extension followed an earlier shift to April 14, citing increased traffic on the electronic tax platform.
LIRS warned that defaulters would face sanctions as required by law, stressing that meeting the deadline is a legal obligation.
Mr Subair said the software provides secure and efficient record-keeping to simplify audits and minimise compliance risks.
The Lagos State Internal Revenue Service has shut 34 companies for failing to remit employees’ Personal Income Taxes
