FRCS Strengthens Taxpayer Awareness Through National Radio Outreach
FRCS continues to expand its taxpayer education efforts through strategic radio engagements designed to help businesses improve their record-keeping and tax reporting practices.
Recently, Senior Education Specialists Esala Vukinavanua and Joshua Singh, together with Education Specialist Monika Ram, participated in popular FBC’s radio talk-back programmes to share practical guidance on maintaining accurate business records and meeting tax obligations.
The programmes provided listeners with valuable insights into the vital role record keeping plays in successful business management and tax compliance. Topics discussed included:
- The importance of maintaining accurate and complete business records.
- Record-keeping requirements for tax reporting purposes
- FRCS expectations regarding record retention
- Key tax reporting obligations for businesses
- Compliance standards expected by FRCS
- Risks and consequences associated with inadequate record keeping.
- Practical tips and best practices for maintaining records and submitting reports.
- Support services available through FRCS to assist taxpayers.
The sessions generated strong public interest, with listeners actively participating and raising questions on various tax-related matters. The FRCS team addressed these enquiries live on air, providing clear explanations and practical advice to help taxpayers better understand their responsibilities.
These radio appearances form part of FRCS’s broader commitment to making tax information accessible to all Fijians. Through regular engagement across multiple media platforms, the FRCS Education Team continues to empower businesses and individuals with the knowledge needed to confidently meet their tax obligations and remain compliant.
In addition to these outreach activities, FRCS offers free taxpayer education programmes covering a wide range of tax and customs topics. These initiatives are designed to build awareness, enhance understanding, and support taxpayers in navigating the tax system with ease.
Taxpayers seeking further information or assistance are encouraged to contact FRCS on 324 3000 or 1326, or email info@frcs.org.fj.
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