Lagos Internal Revenue Shuts Down Hotels And Events Centres Over Tax Evasion
The Director of Legal Services of the LIRS, Mr Seyi Alade, made the disclosure in an interview
with the News Agency of Nigeria on the sidelines of a tax law enforcement exercise, conducted
in Lagos on Tuesday.
Alade said the affected firms owed the State Government a total of N295.49 million, adding
Alade said the affected firms owed the State Government a total of N295.49 million, adding
that the state had started full enforcement of all aspects of the tax laws on tax defaulters.
He named some of the shut facilities as Bienvenue suite Ltd., Ajaxbel Hotel, Mayor Hotel,
Lafun suites, Darahamson Guest Palace, Mozarella Hotels, among others.
According to him, sealing of hotels and other facilities will be eradicated, due to the
According to him, sealing of hotels and other facilities will be eradicated, due to the
coming into operation of the Hotel Occupancy and Restaurant Consumption (Fiscalisation)
Regulation, 2017. According to him, the new regulations had made it mandatory for all hotels,
restaurants, event centres and other entities liable to consumption taxes, to allow integration of
the Electronic Revenue Assurance Systems (ERAS).
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