The effectiveness of Nigerian multi-agency tax verification exercises by Adeniyi Adeyemi and Samuel Yisa
By: Adeyemi, Adeniyi
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Contributor(s): Yisa, Samuel
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In this article, the authors assess the prevailing issues of multi-agency tax verification exercises within the context of the Nigerian tax system, highlight the impact of such exercises on the government and taxpayers, and offer suggestions to improve the tax administration system.
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