The Digest:
As Nigerian banks begin implementing a 7.5 percent Value Added Tax on service charges, many customers are seeking clarity on what exactly will be taxed, and what won’t. Contrary to widespread concerns, the NRS has clarified that VAT applies only to the fees banks charge for...
The Digest:
The Nigeria Revenue Service has moved to clarify a critical point of tax policy: the 7.5% Value Added Tax applies only to bank service charges, not to the actual money customers transfer or deposit. In a statement issued Thursday, the NRS firmly dispelled what it called widespread...
Moniepoint and other Nigerian financial institutions will begin applying a 7.5% Value Added Tax on electronic transfers and USSD transactions starting January 19,
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Moniepoint and other banks will apply 7.5% VAT on transfers and USSD transactions.
The charge takes effect January...
The Digest:
Former presidential candidate Peter Obi has condemned Nigeria’s new tax laws, calling them a form of “extortion” that lacks clarity, public consultation, and a clear social contract, revealing a deepening disconnect between policy and public trust in a system already straining...
The Digest:
Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) Executive Chairman Dr. Zacch Adedeji has advised lower-cadre income earners to review their January pay, promising reduced deductions under new tax laws designed to shelter essentials and ease financial pressures.
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Dr. Zacch Adedeji urged...
The Digest:
Executives from KPMG met with the Nigeria Revenue Service chairman, Zacch Adedeji, to clarify concerns over recently enacted tax laws. After earlier citing “errors and inconsistencies,” the firm now commended the reforms
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KPMG executives met with NRS chairman Zacch...
The Digest:
Nigeria's new tax laws that took effect on January 1, 2026, represent a major fiscal overhaul designed to simplify and broaden the revenue base, but their implementation has been clouded by significant misinformation and public panic that requires urgent clarification.
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