The Federal Capital Territory Internal Revenue Service (FCT-IRS) has issued a public notice regarding the relocation of some of its operational offices within the Federal Capital Territory. The notice, posted on the agency’s official website, informs taxpayers, stakeholders, and the general public that effective from a specified date, certain service centres will be moved to new premises to improve service delivery and operational efficiency. The affected offices include the Abuja Central Business District Tax Office and the Garki Tax Service Centre, among others. The relocation is part of a broader restructuring initiative aimed at optimizing the agency's footprint, enhancing accessibility for taxpayers, and supporting upcoming digital transformation projects. The notice details the new addresses, effective date of relocation, and the temporary locations where services will be available during the move. Additionally, the agency has provided contact information for inquiries, including a dedicated hotline and email address. The public is advised to verify the new locations before visiting and to continue using existing online services such as the tax portal for filing returns and making payments. The FCT-IRS emphasizes that the relocation will not disrupt ongoing tax collection and compliance activities, and all statutory obligations remain unchanged. This announcement underscores the agency's commitment to providing better public services while adapting to evolving operational needs.