LRA names AME University Liberia’s highest tax remitting higher education institution in 2026, citing benchmark financial integrity and contribution to national development during Taxpayer Appreciation Month
BY: Margret Nyumah
MONROVIA — The African Methodist Episcopal University has been officially recognized by the Liberia Revenue Authority as the highest tax-remitting institution of higher learning in the country, marking what the LRA described as a significant national achievement for financial integrity within the education sector.
The honor was announced during the 2026 Taxpayer Appreciation Month.
According to the LRA, AME University’s designation reflects its “consistent adherence to tax obligations” and measurable contribution to Liberia’s economic growth.
The Authority said the university’s performance sets a benchmark for accountability among colleges and universities nationwide.
During the ceremony, University officials described the award as more than ceremonial recognition, stating that it reinforces AMEU’s leadership in governance and its mandate to shape responsible future leaders.
The LRA noted that tax compliance by major institutions is critical to domestic revenue mobilization, which funds public services and infrastructure.
By leading the higher education category, AMEU has positioned itself as a case study in institutional responsibility, the Authority added.
As AME University celebrates the milestone, administrators reaffirmed the institution’s dedication to maintaining high standards in both academic delivery and fiscal management.
The university said it will continue supporting national development efforts while serving as a model of transparency and impact within Liberia’s higher education landscape.
