Paying your tax is your voice in building a better society
Every Kobo Counts for Bauchi’s Progress
Revenue collection is the backbone of any government’s ability to provide services, implement policies, and sustain economic growth. In Bauchi State, the revenue collection system plays a central role in ensuring that funds are available to finance developmental projects, maintain infrastructure, and support social welfare programs. With a growing population and increasing demands for better services, the state has continuously worked to improve its revenue collection methods, enhance transparency, and reduce leakages.
State governments mainly collect Personal Income Tax (PAYE & direct assessment), Withholding Tax (individuals), Capital Gains Tax (individuals), Stamp Duties (individuals), road/vehicle taxes, business premises levy, and development levy.
charged on offices/factories
via State Signage Agencies
if business owns vehicles
depending on state law
Taxes provide the money government uses to run essential services like schools, hospitals, security, and transportation. Without tax, these systems cannot function effectively.
From roads and bridges to electricity and water supply, taxes finance the infrastructure that keeps the economy and daily life moving forward.
Tax revenue allows the government to invest in projects that create jobs, reduce poverty, and improve the quality of life for citizens.
When everyone pays their tax, the burden is shared fairly. It ensures that all citizens contribute to the growth and stability of their country.
Regular tax payment gives the government stable income to plan and manage resources effectively, leading to transparency and accountability in public spending.
Paying taxes is part of civic duty. It gives citizens a sense of ownership in nation-building and the right to demand good governance and quality services.
