MIRS is the Municipal Integrated Revenue System — it replaces paper ledgers and guesswork with one accountable platform to register businesses, assess dues accurately, collect payments online, and settle straight to the LGA.
The platform
From the first business registered to funds landing in the council's account — MIRS covers the whole revenue cycle in one system.
Register traders one by one, or bulk-import an entire market from a spreadsheet — wards, streets and shops included.
Every shop is assessed its exact mix of levies and permits, with officer-entered amounts where they belong — no flat guesses.
Each merchant gets a dedicated virtual account. Taxpayers pay by transfer, confirmation is automatic, and a receipt is issued instantly.
See collections, outstanding and defaulters in real time — drill down from the whole LGA to a single ward, street or shop.
Collected funds settle to the Local Government's own bank account on schedule, with a three-way tie-out on every batch.
An append-only ledger records every assessment, payment and change — so figures foot, and nothing can quietly disappear.
Built for your team
One system, role-aware — each person sees exactly what they need, and nothing they shouldn't.
How it works
No new hardware, no per-LGA install — MIRS is set up once and configured per council.
Register traders or bulk-import a market, mapped to wards, streets and shops.
Each shop is billed its exact levies and permits for the year — automatically.
Taxpayers pay into their virtual account; receipts and records update instantly.
Funds settle to the LGA, with dashboards and a full audit trail on every kobo.
Questions
What councils usually ask before bringing MIRS on board.
MIRS (Municipal Integrated Revenue System) is revenue-collection software for Nigerian Local Governments. It replaces paper ledgers with one accountable platform to register businesses, assess dues accurately, collect payments online, and settle straight to the council with a full audit trail.
Every registered business gets a dedicated virtual account. Taxpayers pay by bank transfer, card or USSD; confirmation is automatic and a receipt is issued instantly, so there is no manual reconciliation at the desk.
Yes. You can register traders one by one or bulk-import a whole market from a spreadsheet, mapped to its wards, streets and shops. Each shop is then assessed its exact mix of levies and permits.
Collected funds settle to the Local Government's own bank account on a set schedule, with a three-way reconciliation on every settlement batch so the figures always tie out.
Access is role-based, so each officer sees only what they should. Every assessment, payment and change is written to an append-only ledger, giving the council a complete, tamper-evident audit trail.
There is no new hardware and no per-LGA install. MIRS is configured per council (its wards, levies and rates), and a guided walkthrough can usually be arranged within a week. Request a demo to get started.
See MIRS in action with your own wards and levies. Book a walkthrough and we'll set up a demo for your council.
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