Revenue collections surpass 2021-2022 Annual Revenue Target – Dixon
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has collected net revenue of $1.692 billion for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, surpassing the forecast by $11.7 million or 0.7 percent.
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Tax collections outperform the June forecast by $15.3m
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service collected a net revenue of $193.8 million in June this year which is the highest monthly revenue collected during and post COVID-19 p
TELS arrears not impacting Govt revenue or services – FRCS
Student loans and repayments are not impacting overall Government revenue or services. This has been stated by the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service after revelations t
More enforcement on collection of TELS loan after MOU signing between TSLS and FRCS
To ensure there is a high recovery of TELS collection, the Tertiary Scholarship and Loans Service has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Fiji Revenue and Custo
New Tax Information System is working well – FRCS
It has been revealed the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has been receiving VAT returns from taxpayers for 0% and 9% VAT rates for April 2022 except for 15% VAT rate.
Restructure at FRCS was due to COVID-19 & drop in revenue
The substantial restructuring at the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service last year was done as a result of COVID-19 and due to some significant drop in revenue and the board
TELS is costly but we would be in a worse place without it - FRCS
There’s no doubt that Tertiary Education Loans Scheme is a costly scheme but without it, we would be in a worse place. This was stated by the CEO of the Fiji Re
Tax revenue collections are still below pre pandemic levels
Our tax revenue is picking up with visible improvements but collections are still below pre pandemic levels. This has been revealed by the CEO of the Fiji Revenue and
5 Fijian officials join the US Coast Guard Cutter Munro on patrol
Five Fijian officials from the Ministry of Fisheries, Fiji Revenue and Customs Service, Immigration Department and Fiji Navy have been onboard the US Coast Guard Cutter M
FCCC calls on traders to ensure prices of items are reflective of the VAT changes
Fijian Competition and Consumer Commission CEO Joel Abraham is calling on traders to ensure that prices of items are reflective of the VAT changes and are displayed and i
FRCS records $91.9 million in VAT refunds at the end of Jan 2022
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has recorded $91.9 million in VAT refunds at the end of January 2022. FRCS CEO Mark Dixon attributed the positive performance to i
Tax revenue from August 2021 to January 2022 stands at $781.5M
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service collected a net revenue of $154 million in January 2022, outperforming the forecast by $9.5 million or 6.5 percent. The positive r
FRCS now has 537 staff after the restructure and our organization is fit for purpose – New CEO
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service now has 537 staff after the restructure and our organization is fit for purpose. This was highlighted by the Chief Executive Offic
FRCS collects net revenue of $190 million in December 2021 which was the highest monthly collection since March 2020
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service collected a net revenue of $190 million in December 2021 which was the highest monthly collection since Fiji’s first COVID-19
Fiji Red Cross distributes hygiene kits, dry clothes & water containers to families severely affected by TC Cody
Fiji Red Cross Society has distributed hygiene kits, dry clothes and water containers to those families who were severely affected by TC Cody. Disaster Management Coor
FRCS launches Air Cargo Control Unit to prevent illicit drug trafficking and smuggling of illegal commodities
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service has today officially launched the Air Cargo Control Unit in Nadi. This unit is tasked to profile air cargo consignments to prevent
Mark Dixon is the new FRCS CEO
Mark Dixon has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer of the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service. Board Chairperson Fay Yee says Dixon has broad and extensive
Retention of employees has taken place due to their consideration of all circumstances, and not as a result of any input from FPSA, nor any legal proceedings – FRCS
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service says the Fiji Public Service Association’s claim that FRCS retained an employee who was identified for the proposed compulsory
Retention of employees has taken place due to our consideration of all circumstances, and not as a result of any input from FPSA, nor any legal proceedings - FRCS
The Fiji Revenue and Customs Service says the Fiji Public Service Association’s claim that FRCS retained an employee who was identified for the proposed compulsory
Union plans to take more cases to the Employment Relations Tribunal after 89 workers of FRCS were laid off on Monday
Fiji Public Service Association General Secretary, Rajeshwar Singh says they are planning to take more cases to the Employment Relations Tribunal after 89 workers of Fiji
Another case of smuggling of liquor and cigarettes at the Port of Suva
Another case of smuggling of liquor and cigarettes at the Port of Suva has been detected by the Fiji Revenue and Customs Service. FRCS officers identified an unusual