President Tinubu says Nigeria will implement new tax laws from Jan. 1 despite calls for delay tied to alleged discrepancies between the gazetted text and versions passed by lawmakers.
Nigeria’s National Assembly says it will publish legislative records and certified copies of the new Tax Acts amid claims the gazetted text differs from what lawmakers passed.
Vanguard reports an FCT High Court refused an ex-parte request to restrain implementation of Nigeria’s new tax laws, leaving the January 1 timeline in place.
Punch reports Nigeria’s tax authority has transitioned from FIRS to the Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) with a new identity tied to wider revenue-administration reforms.
The Guardian reports the National Assembly clarified the process behind tax and revenue acts amid outrage over alleged discrepancies between passed and gazetted versions.
Kwara lawmakers passed a harmonised taxes and levies bill to streamline collections and reduce multiple taxation, with implementation details now in focus.
Reporting by Vanguard indicates Nigerian banks are notifying customers that a N50 stamp duty will apply to electronic transfers above N10,000 starting January 1, reflecting changes…
According to PUNCH, President Bola Tinubu said the new tax laws will begin on January 1, 2026, insisting the government is moving ahead despite lingering debate around implementati…
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