Tag: Treasury Single Account (TSA)

The report says the value of transactions recorded represented an increase of 27.01 per cent over 2016 figure.

The Nigerian government announces new measures to improve remittances from revenue generating agencies.

Switzerland has been chosen as the pilot nation for the scheme.

The minister says "huge" amounts have been saved, but gives no new detail.

“From now on, it will no longer be 'business as usual,'” Mr Buhari vows.

"Our tax system requires review, to among others, ensure removal of obsolete and contradictory clauses."

The president also says most Northern youth are illiterates or half educated.

NPA says the company owes government $19.9 million as outstanding revenue collected.

“The new arrangement is that all IGR from all the 13 LGAs would be paid into the TSA from this ...

NPA urges the logistics firm to adhere to the rules governing its operations.

The government is set to sign an understanding to receive the money.

"Culture must kill corruption before corruption kills culture."

ASUU embarked on the indefinite strike on Sunday.

The bank had demanded between N10 million and N20 million as costs.

The Federal Government had accused the state oil company of concealing the funds

TSA is a public accounting system where all revenues, receipts and incomes of all revenue generating agencies of government are ...

The N268billion internally generated revenue collected by Lagos in 2015 is more than that of 32 other states put together

Has he delivered on key election promises of change?

The minister says government plugged financial loopholes to achieve the feat.

The list gives answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on TSA

"Considering the way these colleges are run, ..., they will be better off if allowed to run their accounts the ...

The Nigerian government had denied fraud in the funds transfers.

The governor reacts to the minister's comment on the TSA.

“I therefore wish to state categorically that Ekiti State is not interested in the TSA policy."

“It is grossly exaggerated. We are talking of one per cent. What is one per cent of the money? Have ...