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Oganiru Anambra
Maka Ọganiru Anambra: one front door to the State's taxes, levies, permits and vehicle services.
Oganiru Anambra ("Building the Future of Digital Governance") is the public landing page that brings the State's revenue services together in one place. It explains each tax and levy in plain language, offers quick ASIN search, receipt printing and document verification, and sends people to the right system, such as the AIRS tax portal, vehicle administration (IVAS), Ministry of Transport, physical planning (ANSPPB) and signage (ANSAA) portals. It also carries a detailed FAQ on taxes, duties, levies, licences, permits and penalties.
What it does
All 13 features
- Service catalogue grouped as Individual Taxes, Business Taxes, MDA Levies and Others, with a short description and indicative rate for each
- Individual taxes: Personal Income Tax and Back Duty Tax
- Business taxes: PAYE, Withholding Tax, Stamp Duty, Business Premises Levy, Signage & Advertisement, and Ministry of Culture and Tourism levies
- MDA levies: Ministry of Transport (riders permit, vehicle licence, trade licence), ANSPPB planning and permitting, IVAS vehicle administration, ANSAA signage and advert permits
- Others: Presumptive Tax, MDA Payments, Capital Gains Tax and the Executive Report Centre
- Quick Services box for ASIN Search, Verifications and Print Receipt
- Verification by type: Tax Clearance Certificate, PAYE Tax Clearance Certificate, Personal Income Tax Assessment, Withholding Tax Certificate, Stamp Duty Certificate, Payment Reference, Annual Return Certificate
- Create ASIN shortcut for individuals and corporates
- Four-step 'Simple Steps to Compliance' guide
- FAQ covering presumptive tax, duties, levies, taxes, MDAs, licences, permits, penalties and demand notices
- Download of The Nigeria Tax Act (NTA), 2025
- Link to the Computerised Vehicle Inspector app on Google Play
- Contact form and helpdesk email ([email protected])
How it works
Simple Steps to Compliance
Simple Steps to Compliance
Step 1 of 4
Who uses it
People it serves
- Residents and taxpayers looking for the right service
- Small business owners and informal-sector operators
- Companies
- Motorists and transport operators
- Developers needing planning permits
- Advertisers needing signage permits
In practice
What it looks like
A hotel owner finds the Ministry of Culture and Tourism levy and follows the link to its payment portal
A landlord unsure which tax applies reads the FAQ and then creates an ASIN
A contractor verifies a Tax Clearance Certificate from the Quick Services box
Why it matters
What changes
- One place to start instead of many separate portals
- Plain-language explanations of each tax, levy, licence and permit
- Indicative rates help people know what to expect before they pay
- Verification and receipt reprinting are one click from the home page
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