Vintage Press’ contributions to national revenue excites FIRS

The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has acknowledged and praised Vintage Press Limited, publishers of The Nation Newspapers, for its consistent tax compliance and contributions to Nigeria’s revenue.

In a ‘Letter of Appreciation for Exemplary Tax Compliance,’ addressed to the Managing Director/Editor-in-Chief, Vintage Press Limited, Mr. Victor Ifijeh and signed by FIRS Tax Controller, Lagos Mainland West, Medium Taxpayers Office, Afolabi A.O., the tax body specifically mentioned the company’s consistency in timely filing, accurate declarations and prompt payment of taxes.

The FIRS acknowledged Vintage Press as one of its key taxpayers with exemplary Value Added Tax (VAT) compliance profile and overall tax conduct. The recognition further reflects Vintage Press’ strong sense of corporate responsibility and support for national development.

Afolabi said: “On behalf of the Director Medium Taxpayers Department South and staff of the Lagos Mainland West Medium Taxpayers Office of the Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), I write to sincerely appreciate your organisation for its consistent commitment to tax compliance and its positive contribution to national revenue.

“We do not take this level of cooperation for granted. Your consistency in timely filing, accurate declarations and prompt payment of taxes greatly enhances the efficiency of tax administration and supports government’s ability to deliver critical public services to Nigerians,” the he stated.

FIRS stated that Vintage Press tax compliance greatly enhances the efficiency of tax administration and supports government’s ability to deliver critical public services to Nigerians.

He reiterated the service’s commitment to strengthen existing partnership between both institutions through continuous engagement, transparency and improved service delivery.

“As a Service, we remain committed to deepening our partnership with you through continuous engagement, transparency and improved service delivery. We trust that this relationship will be sustained and further strengthened in the years ahead.

“Once again, please accept our sincere appreciation,” Afolabi added.