By Sylvia Akpan and Mary Bassey Listen To The Report The Chairman of Cross River Internal Revenue Service, Mr. Akpanke Ogar has played host to the Zonal Commander of the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, Assistant Corps Marshall J. A. Owoade, and the Society of Women in Taxation. Akpanke hosted them separately in his Calabar
By Archibong Jeremiah Listen To The Report The Cross River Internal Revenue Service, CRIRS, has reviewed its performance for the first quarter of 2022. The quarterly performance review was held on the 9th of May, 2022. In the meeting where January, February, and March were assessed, the Executive Chairman of the agency, Mr. Akpanke Ogar
By CrossRiverWatch Admin A Tax Appeal Tribunal sitting in Benin, the Edo State capital, has ordered Union Bank Plc to pay the Cross River Internal Revenue Service (CRIRS) the total sum of NGN56.672,908.72 as outstanding withholding tax on interest expenses, penalty and interest thereon. The bank had on November 4th 2019, filed an appeal before
By Jonathan Ugbal The Cross River State Internal Revenue Service plans to purchase 50 motorcycles for the sum of N10.8 million. The service also plans to buy seven units of five horsepower Yamaha speed boats at N8 million. To fund this, the service plans to generate N17.4 billion as revenue from earnings, sales, fines, fees,
By Philip Agba The Cross River Internal Revenue Service (CRIRS) has commenced sensitization and enlightenment campaign of the taxpaying public to secure their buy-in for voluntary tax compliance in the State. Addressing gentlemen of the press before the flag of the campaign in Calabar, The Executive Chairman Mr. Akpanke Ando Ogar, said “The campaign is