Paying the right amount of tax is a civic duty - Dixon
Paying the right amount of tax is a civic duty and should not be something that we should be worried about, but something that we should get right and we want to make sur
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Revenue target surpasses for June 2023 – FRCS
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has collected a net revenue of $211.17 million for June 2023 with a positive variance of $10.6 million or 5.3 percent against the mon
FRCS CEO resigns
Fiji Revenue and Customs Service CEO, Mark Dixon has resigned, and this will take effect on the 31st of this month. The FRCS Board says Dixon will return to Australia
FRCS to recruit 105 more staff who were made redundant in 2020 and 2021
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service is recruiting the second batch of the 105 additional staff who were made redundant in 2020 and 2021. FRCS says similar to the firs
FRCS launches strategic plan to provide clear direction for clients, customers and partners
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has launched their new strategic plan for the next 3 years which is designed to provide clear direction to all their clients, custome
If a student gets free tertiary education it is only fair that Fiji bonds that student – FRCS CEO
If a student gets free tertiary education it is only fair that Fiji bonds that student. This has been stated by Fiji Revenue and Customs Service CEO Mark Dixon who say
Every tax administration in the world has some tax evasion happening – FRCS CEO
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service want policies that make it easier for people to be tax compliant. FRCS CEO, Mark Dixon says every tax administration in the world
About $1.8 billion collected in tax last year – FRCS CEO
Fiji Revenue and Customs Service CEO, Mark Dixon says approximately $1.8 billion was collected in tax last year and this was in line with their forecast. Dixon says th
FRCS looking to hire 100 staff
Good news for Fijians as Fiji Revenue and Customs Services CEO Mark Dixon says they will be looking to hire 100 staff. Dixon highlighted this at their Compliance Impro
Naiyaga is Acting Chair of FRCS after Dayal’s resignation
Former Managing Director/CEO of BSP Life Fiji, Malakai Naiyaga is the Acting Chair of Fiji Revenue and Customs Service. Naiyaga has taken up the appointment after Mana
FRCS will continue to invest in its people through their initiatives- Dixon
Fiji Revenue and Customs Service Chief Executive Officer Mark Dixon says FRCS will continue to invest in its people through their initiatives which includes all staff pay
Man arrested for alleged possession of meth remanded in custody
A 43-year-old self-employed man residing in Cunningham, Suva who has been arrested for allegedly importing and being in possession of methamphetamine has been remanded in
Customs Officers are the first impression of Fiji – FRCS CEO
The Chief Executive Officer of Fiji Revenue and Customs Service, Mark Dixon says it is vital that the role customs officers play as they are the first impression of Fiji
Targeting criminal groups has to be intelligence driven – FRCS CEO
There is one thing that did not stop during COVID and that is transnational crime, and this remains a significant issue for Fiji because of our geographical location in t
Prof. Prasad clarifies there has been no change to FRCS CEO’s salary or contract after Fiji Sun reports the CEO was given a pay rise
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad has clarified that there has been no change either to Fiji Revenue and Customs Service CEO, Mark Di
Dayal appointed Chairperson of Fiji Revenue and Customs Service
The Managing Director at HealthCare Products International, Savendra Dayal has been appointed the Chairperson of the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service. The other board
New FRCS Board and CEO can decide whether some of the workers that were laid off during the pandemic will be taken back – Prof.Prasad
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Finance, Professor Biman Prasad says he will leave the new board of the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service and the CEO to decide on w
FRCS collects a net revenue of $190 million for November
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has collected a net revenue of $190 million for November 2022, exceeding the month’s forecast by $7.9 million or 4.3%. This
Corporate Income Tax and other tax collections surge compared to September 2021
Net tax revenue for September recorded a total collection of $199.9 million, which is above the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service’s month’s forecast by $4.7
FRCS does not request payments through social media
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service are advising people the FRCS does not request payments through social media or messaging apps such as Viber or WhatsApp. FRCS says
FRCS intercepts smuggled goods
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service Officers have intercepted another consignment of goods countering attempts of customs duty fraud. While reviewing the import docum