- Mandatory e-invoicing deadline for large businesses in Nigeria extended to 1 November 2025
- Extension applies to businesses with a turnover of NGN 5 billion and above
- Original compliance deadline was 1 August 2025
- FIRS issued a public notice on 11 August 2025 announcing the extension
- Extension allows businesses to prepare their systems for e-invoicing
- Large taxpayers should confirm their status on the FIRS e-invoicing portal
- Businesses should review invoicing processes for compatibility with MBS
- Engage service providers for system configuration if needed
- E-invoicing mandate aims to enhance tax administration and business environment in Nigeria
Source: taxathand.com
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