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Nigeria’s 2026 tax overhaul aims to boost revenue by 40.7 trillion naira via digitalization, lower rates, and broadened base, while protecting small firms and rebuilding public trust.
Nigeria’s 2026 tax reforms, led by Revenue Service Chairman Zacch Adelabu Adedeji, shift from punitive collection to a data-driven, inclusive model focused on taxing prosperity.
The 10-point plan aims to raise ₦40.7 trillion by broadening the tax base, lowering corporate rates to 25%, and launching a national e-invoicing system, while protecting small businesses.
Framed as a revival of the social contract, the reforms seek to rebuild trust by linking tax contributions to improved public services, echoing past civic engagement in Nigeria’s Western Region and successful models in Scandinavia and Singapore.
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La reforma tributaria de Nigeria para 2026 tiene como objetivo aumentar los ingresos en 40.7 billones de nairas a través de la digitalización, tasas más bajas y una base más amplia, al tiempo que protege a las pequeñas empresas y reconstruye la confianza pública.