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On Monday holdte Benue State House of Assembly en offentlig høring om Benue State Revenue Service (Consolidation and Harmonisation) Bill, 2025. Denne lov har til formål at restrukturere og styrke statens skatteadministrationssystem. Hvis den bliver vedtaget, vil den ophæve State Internal Revenue Administration Law, 2022 (som blev ændret) og indføre en ny ramme kaldet Benue State Revenue Service Establishment Law, 2025.
While declaring the hearing open, the Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Berger Alfred Emberga, MNIQS, represented by the Majority Chief Whip, Hon. Cyril Ikong (Oju II State Constituency) explained that the exercise was prompted by the implementation of the new Federal Government Tax Law, which took effect on January 1, 2026.
He noted that the revised tax regime is expected to boost revenue generation and promote efficient public expenditure, stressing that updating the state’s revenue law would guarantee that funds are properly directed toward priority sectors such as health, education, agriculture, and infrastructure development.
Earlier, the Chairman of the House Standing Committee on Finance, Hon. Dr. Mathew Damkor, said the bill was crafted to resolve long-standing issues confronting the state’s tax system, including multiple taxation, overlapping responsibilities among tax authorities, ambiguous tax requirements, and administrative lapses.
Damkor stated that the proposed law seeks to create a streamlined, transparent, and unified tax structure that would serve the interests of government, taxpayers, and the business community, with particular attention to small and medium-scale enterprises.
According to him, a harmonised revenue framework would reduce confusion, cut down compliance costs, promote voluntary tax payment, and enhance the ease of doing business in Benue State.
He added that the public hearing was organized to foster broad consultation, encourage stakeholder contributions, and ensure shared ownership of the reform process.
“The inputs from stakeholders will help ensure that the final law reflects the realities on ground and serves the best interest of the people of Benue State,” he said.
Participants at the hearing included representatives from tertiary institutions, ministries, departments and agencies, local government councils, the judiciary, members of the legislature, business associations, financial experts, senior government officials, and traditional rulers, among others.
