- FIRS and Nigerian manufacturers completed a two-day engagement session in Lagos for the e-Invoicing system launch in July.
- The e-Invoicing system aims to enhance transparency, efficiency, and tax compliance through real-time electronic invoice exchange.
- The initiative is part of Nigeria’s Digital Economy Policy and Strategy to drive digital transformation and improve revenue collection.
- The system will standardize invoicing practices without disrupting existing business processes.
- It supports international standards and is compatible with global invoicing practices.
- The rollout will start with large taxpayers, followed by medium and small enterprises.
- Businesses are encouraged to review accounting processes and ensure readiness for the July launch.
- The e-Invoicing infrastructure is ready, with several large companies participating in the pilot phase.
Source: zawya.com
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