Punch Newspapers Sections Temiloluwa O’Peters The Ogun State Government has said it would look beyond taxing border communities in Lagos to Ogun communities bordering Oyo, Osun and Ondo in order to achieve its N75bn revenue target in 2021. The Executive Chairman, Ogun State Internal Revenue Service, Anthony Olaleye, said this in a presentation of the 2021 budget breakdown on Thursday. Olaleye said the Internal Revenue Service was going to expand its net to other border states besides Lagos and would ensure every taxable resident in the state paid the appropriate tax. He said, “If you look clearly, you’ll see that not everybody has been paying taxes as appropriate. “Looking at the area of border tax, the IRS is driven by the residency rule, meaning everyone living in the state, even if working in another state, must pay their personal income tax to Ogun state.