Tax Professionals’ House commissioned

The five floors Tax Professionals’ House building took a little over three years to execute.Speaking at the commissioning, the President/Chairman of Council, Chief Mark Anthony Chidolue Dike, said with the new facility, CITN now has a conducive atmosphere to expand its operations.  He noted that the institute which started in 1982 has been operating in […]

The five floors Tax Professionals’ House building took a little over three years to execute.
Speaking at the commissioning, the President/Chairman of Council, Chief Mark Anthony Chidolue Dike, said with the new facility, CITN now has a conducive atmosphere to expand its operations.  
He noted that the institute which started in 1982 has been operating in rented accommodation.
According to him, working in rented accommodation “affected the expansion capacity of the institute as we’re always constrained to limit our operations within the confines of the available space.”
The five-storey complex has facilities such as: two lifts, smoke detectors and fire alarm system; water treatment plants; sewage plants; one unit 400kva generator and CCTV surveillance system.
The president noted that the building was funded through members’ contributions and donations from well-meaning stakeholders.