- From January 2026, medium and small VAT-registered businesses in Nigeria must comply with mandatory e-invoicing requirements.
- Authorities may expand the mandate in 2026 to include non-resident suppliers.
- The rollout follows a phased approach: large taxpayers by November 2025, medium and small businesses by January 2026.
- Nigeria’s system uses international e-invoicing standards (Peppol BIS Billing 3.0 UBL) for interoperability.
- Businesses must ensure their systems are ready and integrated with the national e-invoicing platform by 2026.
Source: globalvatcompliance.com
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