The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) collected about N6.4 trillion as taxes in 2021.
Its Executive Chairman, Muhammad Nami, gave the figure in Abuja on Wednesday at a public presentation and breakdown of highlights of the 2022 Appropriation Act.
“We collected more than 70 per cent of the target set for 2021 with the help of technology and I assure Nigeria that we will do better in 2022.
“The figures will be fully published soon,” Nami said.
Nami added that technology helped to access taxpayers’ records, and to exchange locally and internationally.
In his remarks, the Chairman, Senate Committee on Finance, Olamilekan Adeola, noted that there were challenges in revenue collection, but harder work would make the situation to improve.
“We are rewriting history by trying to return the government’s budget calendar to January-December and every December we ensure that the budget for the following year is passed by the president and we have achieved this for three years.
“This is a laudable achievement under this administration,” Adeola said.
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