BusinessDay/RIRS first breakfast meeting in PH shows how companies can make more profit in new tax era

L-R: John Ohaka (Dean, Faculty of Administration and Management, Rivers State University, Port Harcourt), Whyte Omubo (representing Rivers Chapter of ANAN), Rosemary Orubo (Director, Compliance and Enforcement, RIRS), Patrick Ijegbai (GM, BusinessDay SE/SS), Ngozi Umelo-Agbai (Chairman, ICAN, Rivers Chapter), Israel Egbunefu (Executive Chairman, RIRS), Victoria Agbeb (Women in Taxation, representing CITN, Rivers Chapter), Ignatius Chukwu (BusinessDay Editorial Coordinator, SS/SE & Panel Moderator), & Clement Akanibo (Principal Partner, Clement Akanibo & Co), at the event.

Companies and organisations especially in the Niger Delta have been shown clearly how they can make more profit from the new tax laws which came into effect on January 1, 2026. The insights and strategies emerged at the first BusinessDay/Rivers Internal Revenue Service (RIRS) breakfast meeting on

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