This guide explains what is required to apply for a Certificate of Occupancy for Private Lands, including the preconditions, supporting documents needed, the applicable payments to be made, and how to completely submit the application.Click here to read more
Statistics of Certificate of Occupancy Issued by the Ekiti State Bureau of Land Services/Ekiti State Geospatial Data Center (Gis Agency).Click here to read more
Ekiti State Environmental Protection Agency Law of 2009 which was enacted in tandem with the Environmental Impact Assessment Act CAP E12 LFN 2004 and Ekiti State Board of Internal Revenue (First Amendment) Law, 2020 stipulated that Environmental Impact Assessment should be performed before siting of any business buildings and other land uses in Ekiti State. The businesses are required to pay fees for the issuance of Environmental Impact Assessment approval through the following regulatory process. Click here to read more
In pursuant of Ekiti State Building Regulations, 2017, all individuals and organizations seeking to develop their land in Ekiti State can apply for a development (building) permit through the following process: Click here to read more
Any business premises in urban and rural areas in Ekiti State is required to be registered on the payment of a fee in the first year of registration and subsequent renewals on yearly basis in line with the Registration of Business Premises Law, 2013 as contained. Also pursuant to the Ekiti State Board of Internal Revenue (First Amendment) Law, 2020, all businesses in Ekiti State are required to obtain registration of Business Premises Permit after payment of required fees. In line with the regulatory document an owner or occupier of business premises can apply for the permit through the following process: Click here to read more
Ekiti State Signage and Advertisement (EKSAA) Law cap 10 of 2007 and Ekiti State Board of Internal Revenue (First Amendment) Law, 2020, regulate the practice, erection and usage of signage, advert structures and billboards by all businesses in Ekiti State. They are required to following regulatory process: Click here to read more
In pursuant Ekiti State Board of Internal Revenue (First Amendment) Law, 2020 and section 9(c) of Ekiti State Safety Commission Law, 2013, all business owners in Ekiti State are required to obtain Fire Safety Certificate for their business premises by following the underlisted process: Click here to read more
In pursuant of Ekiti State Board of Internal Revenue (First Amendment) Law, 2020, all vehicles in Ekiti State (both commercial and private) are required to obtain registration of Vehicle Inspection Certificate by following the underlisted process: Click here to read more
Schedule of Trade-Related Fees and Levies on Inter-State Movement of Goods in Ekiti State as Enshrined In Ekiti State Board of Internal Revenue (First Amendment) Law 2020. Click here to read more
This Service Level Agreement (SLA) serves as a comprehensive framework for establishing a clear and mutual understanding between the Ekiti State Internal Revenue Service (EKIRS) and the residents of Ekiti State. The primary objective of this agreement is to ensure a high level of transparency and efficiency in the processes related to revenue collection and management. Click here to read more
To ensure transparency, inclusiveness, and compliance with policy implementation, the Ekiti State Internal Revenue Service (EKIRS) shall adopt the following Mandatory Advance Communication Rules for Upcoming Changes. Click here to read more
TThis is to notify the staff/public that the process stated below should be followed in administering the Consolidated Demand Notice for the purpose of preventing any lapses in carrying out enforcement on tax/levy defaulters. Click here to read more
1. (1) There shall be established a Grievance Redress Panel (referred to in this Regulation as “the Panel”) for the Internal Revenue Service which shall be situated at the Head Office of the Internal Revenue Service. Click here to read more
