- E-invoicing in Nigeria expected to start in July 2025
- Initiative announced by Federal Inland Revenue Service in November 2024
- Aims to improve tax administration and collection
- Transition from paper-based to electronic invoicing
- Follows Pan-European Public Procurement Online framework
- Applies to business-to-business and business-to-government transactions
- Invoices require reference number, QR code, and digital signature
- Pilot testing with large taxpayers is ongoing
- Full deployment depends on presidential approval of tax reform bills
- Initial rollout for B2B and B2G, later expanding to B2C transactions
Source: kpmg.com
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