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Alpha-Beta Consulting LLP refutes involvement in federal tax reform bills

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Alpha-Beta Consulting LLP refutes Involvement in Federal Tax Reform Bills

Barrister Akinsanya Doherty, Managing Director Alpha-Beta Consulting LLP

Alpha-Beta Consulting LLP, has strongly refuted the recent claims suggesting an involvement of the firm in the Federal Government’s proposed Tax Reform Bills currently under review by the National Assembly, describing it as baseless and unfounded, with the evil intent of misleading the general public.

Speaking on the matter, Barrister Akinsanya Doherty, Managing Director of Alpha-Beta Consulting LLP made this known in a statement made available to newsmen on Tuesday.

The statement read”, As a Managing Director of Alpha-Beta Consulting LLP, I categorically affirm that I have neither met nor had any discussions, dealings, or involvement with Mr. Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Tax Policy and Fiscal Reform Committee, despite our shared profession.

“Furthermore, neither I nor the firm has made any input into the Federal Government’s tax reform bills. These allegations are false and should be dismissed outrightly”.

It would be recalled that the statement was in tandem with Mr. Taiwo Oyedele’s recent clarification during the Town Hall Meeting on the Tax Reform Bills, organized by Channels Television, where Mr. Oyedele explicitly denied plans to outsource federal tax collection to any consulting firm, including Alpha-Beta Consulting LLP.

He, however, emphasized that the reforms were designed to streamline tax administration without reliance on external consultants for its collection.

Meanwhile, the Head of Corporate Communications for the organisation, Kingsley Esonu, has declared that”, Alpha-Beta Consulting LLP remains steadfast in its commitment to delivering technology-driven innovative solutions that enhance revenue administration and accountability. The company takes pride in its integrity, professionalism, and unwavering dedication to serving its clients “.

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