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Lagos Govt Shut Down 34 Companies Over Tax Debts [FULL LIST]

Seyi Alade, the Director of Legal Services at the Lagos State Internal Revenue Service (LIRS) has disclosed that the state government has shut down 34 companies over failure to remit personal income tax of their employees and non-remittance of other taxes worth N356.12 million.

Seyi, who made this known on Monday while addressing a state-wide tax law enforcement exercise, said the offices shut down include operators within the state’s hospitality sector.

According to him: “These companies deduct personal income taxes from their employees’ salaries at the end of each month and charge consumption taxes on goods and services purchased by customers.

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“Unfortunately, some unpatriotic firms withhold these payments, illegally converting the funds for their own use,” he said.

Full List:

  1. NTS Nigeria Ltd

  2. Med-In Hospital & Pharma Services Ltd

  3. Danvic Petroleum Int’l Ltd

  1. Business Intelligence Technology

  2. Avaya Nigeria Ltd

  3. Gladstone Tech Ltd

  1. Courier Plus Services Ltd

  2. Kurioucity Ltd

  3. Medilag Ventures Ltd

  4. Future Oilfields

  5. Seven Six and Ten Limited

  6. Blitz Suites and Hotel

  7. Offshoroomz Hotel

  8. God’s Grace Hotel

  9. De Orange Place Ltd

  10. De Santos Hotel

  11. Kentade Hotel Limited

  12. Chamcee

  13. Chelsea Suites

  14. Falode Hotels

  15. High Climax Hotel

  16. Chez Moi Apartment

  17. Excellence Hotel

  18. Bereans Venture (Tantalizer Ebute Metta)

  19. La Avril Hotel and Suites

  20. De Orange Place Ltd

  21. Milaco Guest House

  22. New World Inn

  23. Model Motels Ltd

  24. Rely Maritime Ltd

  25. 4 Seasons Hotel

  26. Dream Land Hotel,

  27. North Restaurant and Lounge

  28. and Jade Palace Chinese Restaurant.

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