- Nigeria is planning to introduce an E-Invoicing system
- The system aims to enhance tax administration and compliance
- This move is expected to improve transparency and reduce tax evasion
- The E-Invoicing system will help streamline the tax collection process
- It is part of Nigeria’s efforts to modernize its tax system and increase revenue collection.
Source: research.ibfd.org
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