Update on Federal Government (FG) introduction of No Tax Payment, No Access to Bank Account – This has been trending to all nooks and crannies and many don’t really know what to do if they are to stop saving money in the bank or not. Anyway, we shall guide on the new FG TIN/BVN Registration and Verification portal to eradicate this process of ‘No Tax Payment, No Access to Bank Account’.
According to the Federal Government (FG) by 2020 from January, millions of Nigerians without Tax Identification Number (TIN) may be denied access to their bank accounts as regards to the recent passage of Finance Bill as amended by the National Assembly.
I know you may be afraid already, but we plead, you shouldn’t be as there is need to understand the processes to avoid misquoting the country. Full facts on the processes are explained below. Kindly read through
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Recently, The Nigerian assembly had amended sections 33, 49 & 58 of the Personal Income Tax Act, making it mandatory for individuals to produce their Tax Identification Numbers (TIN) before they can operate existing or new bank accounts in Nigeria.
Federal Government will make it mandatory for Individual Taxpayers and Non Individual Taxpayers without Tax ID find it difficult gain access to their bank account both existing and new bank account in Nigeria.
The result of this amendment is that those Individual Taxpayers and Non Individual Taxpayers without Tax ID access to their bank account will not be able to operate their bank accounts.
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This is where we get it wrong, do you think the business fustrated by electricity will be able to pay and accurate tax and will not result to luquidation?