Nigeria’s most innovative non–interest financial institution, TAJBank, has been appointed as a receiving agent for the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS).
TAJBank, upon appointment, is saddled with the responsibility of serving as the official agent for the NCS for the collection of all forms of revenues of the agency of the federal government.
In a statement issued by the bank, it reiterated TAJBank’s commitment to deploy cutting edge information technology to broaden the revenue collection platforms of the NCS. This will be achieved through provision of various e-based options to be made available to revenue payers.
This model is expected to ease revenue collection and boost the Federal Government’s revenue drive. The bank looks forward to fostering a mutually rewarding relationship with the NCS.
The Nigeria Customs Service was established as an independent customs service under the supervisory oversight of the Nigerian Ministry of Finance. The NCS is responsible for the collection of customs revenue and anti-smuggling efforts.
TAJBank is Nigeria’s second non-interest financial institution. It received its license from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) on July 12, 2019.
The bank offers an exciting array of products and services that span Private Banking, Retail Banking, Business Banking, Development Finance and the Public Sector.
TAJBank has its head office in Abuja and branches at the National Assembly Complex and Kano State and has major plans to expand across the country.
