Chartered Institute Of Taxation Of Nigeria Lauds Gov. Soludo’s Developmental Strides

Posted on April 19, 2024
The Anambra Internal Revenue Service in conjunction with the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria, CITN, has convened a joint taxpayers’ education and  enlightenment programme themed; “Formalising the informal sector: the economic benefits”. 
The event featured lead paper presentation, panel discussion and a question and answer session that gave rise to a robust stakeholders interaction.
Speaking at the Awka venue of the programme, participants commended the reawakening of tax consciousness by the Soludo administration, noting that the State has witnessed a new era where government is conscientiously accounting for every penny of tax payers money and putting same to judicious use.

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