Filing the Pay-As-You-Earn tax can be intimidating if a person is unfamiliar with the process and where to file the tax in his or her state of residence. Hence, the essence of this post.

It’s likely that some of you have questioned what Pay-As-You-Earn is, and you have probably wondered if it is the same as Personal Income Tax (PIT). This article explains Pay-As-You-Earn Tax as it relates to employee taxation in Nigeria; the laws governing PAYE tax payment; and how to calculate PAYE taxes for employees in Lagos.

You can learn more about the Nigerian PAYE tax and its calculation for employees in FCT Abuja from this article.

This article’s main focus is on how to calculate Pay-As-You-Earn tax on recurring income, i.e., on a regular income, for employees in Delta State, but before that, let us dive a bit into PAYE tax, the State Internal Revenue Service (SIRS), and the Delta State Internal Revenue Scheme.

The PAYE tax, withholding tax, and other taxes imposed on Federal Capital Territory citizens are collected by the Federal Capital Territory Internal Revenue Scheme (FCT-IRS). The focus of this article is on how to register with the Federal Capital Territory Internal Revenue Service for tax filing.

The tax filing process consists of certain steps which every tax paying citizen should know of. This article gives an in-depth look at everything that should be known about this process.

In this article, you will discover the brief history of PAYE tax, the gains for paying your Pay-As-You-Earn tax and the Step-by-step process of applying to the Rivers State Internal Revenue Service Scheme (RiversBIRS) for tax filing