- FIRS is launching an e-Invoice system to modernize Nigeria’s tax system
- The system aims to streamline invoicing for business transactions and enhance transparency
- CIT collection in Nigeria surged by 151% in Q2 2024
- FIRS Chairman emphasized the importance of adapting to emerging tax challenges and fostering sustainable growth
- Tax incentives are important for stimulating local industries and economic development
- Government plans to introduce simplified tax regimes and registration incentives for the informal sector
- Collaboration between FIRS and the private sector is crucial for promoting innovation and competitiveness
- FIRS aims to increase tax revenue by 57% in 2024
- Nigeria’s tax-to-GDP ratio is currently at 10.86%, falling short of the government’s target
- Collaboration between public and private sectors is needed to achieve tax revenue goals and foster trust through transparency and fairness.
Source: africataxreview.com
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