Senate has approved the sum of N215.8 billion naira as budget for the Federal Inland Revenue Service for the 2022 fiscal year.
He stated that the 2022 projected Cost of Collection of N215.81 billion was slightly lower than the 2021 approved revenue which stood at N216.65bn.
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