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Customs begins verification of private jets over tax evasion - Vimarsana News

Customs begins verification of private jets over tax evasion

Attah said this was paramount considering security challenges in the country and reluctant of some highly placed individuals to pay taxes. He stated that this development would ensure strict compliance with all relevant regulations governing importations of such airplanes. “Consequently, Nigeria Customs Service in line with its statutory functions as provided for in part III sections 27, 35, 37, 45, 46, 47, 52, 56, 63 and 64. “Part XI sections 144, 145, 155, 160, 161 and 164 as well as part XII sections 167, 168, 169, 173 and 174 of the Customs and Excise Management Act (CEMA). â€...

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Ibadan Raids: Senate Orders Customs to Return Rice Seized from Markets - Vimarsana News

Ibadan Raids: Senate Orders Customs to Return Rice Seized from Markets

Eromosele Abiodun The Senate Committee on Ethics and Privileges have directed the Comptroller-General of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), Col Hameed Ali (rtd.) to ensure that officers of the service return bags of rice and money seized from shops in popular Oja Oba market in Ibadan, during a raid. This followed a petition by Senator Kola Balogun who represents Oyo South Senatorial District complaining of the seizures. The petition according to Senator Balogun was on behalf of the affected traders who said their shops were raided during which bags of rice and money were collected. Following ...

Customs Apapa command generates N65.4bn in April - Vimarsana News

Customs Apapa command generates N65.4bn in April

By Chiazo Ogbolu Lagos, May 6, 2021 The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Apapa Area Command on Thursday said it generated N65, 463, 398, 355.85 in April. The Area Controller of the command, Comptroller Ibrahim Yusuf, at a media briefing, noted that the record showed an increase of N25, 585, 561, 139.92 compared to the collection of the same month in the year 2020. “This indicates a 64 percentage increase in collection, and an unprecedented record that has never been achieved in the history of Apapa Area Command,” he said. Yusuf said as regards anti-smuggling, the command intercepted tramado...

Additional Information (AI) Statement Codes for Data Element 2/2 of the Customs Declaration Service (CDS) - Vimarsana News

Additional Information (AI) Statement Codes for Data Element 2/2 of the Customs Declaration Service (CDS)

Additional Information (AI) Statement Codes for Data Element 2/2 of the Customs Declaration Service (CDS) Find out the codes to be used to provide additional information in Data Element (DE) 2/2 of the customs declaration or clearance request (Appendix 4). From: Contents This Appendix provides details of the codes to be used to provide additional information in Data Element ( DE) 2/2 of the customs declaration or clearance request. The completion of codes will be determined by the: Procedure or Additional Procedure Codes used in DE 1/10 or 1/11, The commodity code details declared ...

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Customs Apapa Command generates N159.58bn - Vimarsana News

Customs Apapa Command generates N159.58bn

Vanguard News Customs Apapa Command generates N159.58bn On Kindly Share This Story: The Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) Apapa Command on Monday disclosed that it generated over N159.58 billion in the First Quarter of 2021. The Area Controller of the command, Ibrahim Yusuf, in a media briefing said that the revenues were receipts from customs duty and other charges. He said the amount represented a 44.8 per cent increment on duty collection when compared to the 2020 figure of over N110 billion of the same corresponding months of January to March. “The difference recorded was made possible bec...