NRS Launches Rev360 to Track Tax Defaulters, Simplify Compliance
The Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) has launched Rev360, a digital tax administration platform designed to identify tax defaulters and simplify compliance for taxpayers.
Executive Chairman Dr Zacch Adedeji described Rev360 as a transformational tool that will support...
Tax Reforms Must Protect Taxpayers, Ensure Fair Allocation – RMAFC
The Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission (RMAFC) has stressed that Nigeria’s ongoing tax and revenue reforms must safeguard taxpayers while ensuring fair distribution of revenue across all tiers of government.
Chairman Dr Mohammed Shehu made...
What began on January 1, 2026 as one of Nigeria’s most debated fiscal overhauls is steadily evolving into a reform story defined not by public outrage, but by rising confidence, stronger compliance, and visible economic relief for millions of workers and small businesses.
‎Tax reform in Nigeria has historically triggered suspicion before support. But this time, something different is unfolding. Beyond the legislative fine print, the real innovation lies in how the reform is being communicated and implemented, through deliberate, structured stakeholder engagement.
The Lagos State Government has pledged stronger collaboration with the Office of the Tax Ombud to boost Internally Generated Revenue (IGR) and deepen tax compliance.
