The Anambra State Internal Revenue Service has commenced enforcement against taxpayers who have failed to meet their tax obligations.
The development marks a shift from compliance campaigns to enforcement as the state intensifies efforts to improve revenue collection and ensure that individuals and businesses fulfil their statutory responsibilities.
The agency is targeting taxpayers identified as non-compliant, with enforcement measures expected to focus on those who have failed to register, file required returns or make appropriate tax payments.
The exercise is part of wider efforts to strengthen the state’s revenue administration and expand its internally generated revenue base.
The agency has also urged taxpayers to regularise their records and comply with applicable tax requirements to avoid enforcement actions.
The latest development comes amid broader efforts across Nigeria to improve tax administration and increase compliance through stronger monitoring and enforcement mechanisms.
Authorities have continued to emphasise the importance of voluntary compliance, while warning that taxpayers who fail to meet their obligations may face sanctions in accordance with the law.
