Taxation

NCAA has disputed claims that taxes are the main reason airfares are high. Airlines and reform officials are trading arguments over what the new tax laws will change in practice.

Nigeria’s tax reform rollout is facing political and legal resistance, with lawmakers and students urging suspension amid alleged alterations. A court has fast-tracked a suit challenging the Acts’ authenticity.

According to Punch, SERAP has sued state governments and named officials over the handling of fuel-subsidy savings, arguing that the public deserves full d…

FAAC’s review of the road tax credit scheme reportedly found weak responses from firms contacted, renewing scrutiny over transparency and deductions.

Nigeria’s tax reform laws remain set for January 1, 2026, with manufacturers welcoming expected simplification while labour and SMEs warn of backlash and demand clarity on the final gazetted text.

Punch reports the National Assembly directed the release of Certified True Copies of tax laws to clarify the authentic versions passed by lawmakers.

FIRS accredits PwC Nigeria as a system integrator for its e-invoicing platform, signalling a move toward transaction-level digital tax controls.

Nigeria’s House of Representatives has moved to quickly probe alleged discrepancies between tax laws passed by lawmakers and versions later gazetted.

Taiwo Oyedele says tax authorities cannot debit taxpayers’ bank accounts without following due legal process, stressing the need for court-backed enforcement.

A reform summit estimate says Lagos could raise up to ₦1 trillion yearly through property tax, but success depends on credible property registers, valuation fairness, and public trust.