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  1. FG Insists New Tax Laws Begin January 1 Despite Controversy

    Nigeria FG Insists New Tax Laws Begin January 1 Despite Controversy

    The Digest: The Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, has confirmed the Federal Government will proceed with implementing new tax legislation on January 1, 2026, despite recent controversies. Key Points: Oyedele stated the rollout is on...
  2. Taiwo Oyedele Exposes Nigeria's Tax Crisis: Fewer Than 10 Million Payers in a Nation of Millions

    Nigeria Taiwo Oyedele Exposes Nigeria's Tax Crisis: Fewer Than 10 Million Payers in a Nation of Millions

    # The Digest: Tax reform chief Taiwo Oyedele has revealed that Nigeria has fewer than 10 million active individual taxpayers, a figure he argues should be the baseline for Lagos State alone. Speaking at the Tax Reform Summit 2026, Oyedele emphasized the critical need for improved data...
  3. Lagos Can Generate N1 Trillion Annually from Property Tax, Says Tax Reform Chairman

    Nigeria Lagos Can Generate N1 Trillion Annually from Property Tax, Says Tax Reform Chairman

    The Digest: Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee, has projected that Lagos State could generate up to N1 trillion in annual revenue from property taxes if the system is fully optimized. Key Points: Taiwo Oyedele stated Lagos could generate N1...
  4. Oyedele Denies Discrepancies in Tax Laws, Calls Circulating Reports "Fake"

    Nigeria Oyedele Denies Discrepancies in Tax Laws, Calls Circulating Reports "Fake"

    The Digest: Taiwo Oyedele has asserted that there are no discrepancies between the tax laws passed by the National Assembly and the officially gazetted versions. Speaking on Channels Television, Oyedele dismissed the controversy as fueled by unauthorized drafts and called for patience as a...
  5. Nigerians Won't Lose Bank Access Over TIN in 2026, Tax Reform Chief Assures

    Nigeria Nigerians Won't Lose Bank Access Over TIN in 2026, Tax Reform Chief Assures

    The Digest: With 11 days until Nigeria's new tax regime takes effect, the Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Taiwo Oyedele, has moved to calm public anxiety, clarifying that bank accounts will not be blocked from January 1, 2026, solely due to the lack of...
  6. One-Third of Nigeria’s Workforce to Be Exempt from Income Tax in 2026

    Nigeria One-Third of Nigeria’s Workforce to Be Exempt from Income Tax in 2026

    The Digest: The Federal Government has announced that approximately one-third of Nigeria’s workforce will be exempted from paying personal income tax starting in January 2026, as part of a sweeping reform aimed at creating a fairer, more inclusive fiscal system. Key Points: Workers earning...
  7. Tax Committee Chairman Addresses Fears: Oyedele Says Public Panic Stems From Poor Awareness

    Nigeria Tax Committee Chairman Addresses Fears: Oyedele Says Public Panic Stems From Poor Awareness

    The Digest: Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee, has attributed public anxiety over upcoming tax reforms to a critical lack of awareness, not new punitive measures. His clarification seeks to calm fears by separating longstanding law from fresh...
  8. Oyedele Clarifies: Banks to Report Accounts with N25m Quarterly Turnover to Tax Agency

    Nigeria Oyedele Clarifies: Banks to Report Accounts with N25m Quarterly Turnover to Tax Agency

    The Digest: Taiwo Oyedele has clarified that the new tax laws will mandate banks to report accounts with a quarterly turnover of N25 million to the tax agency. According to the committee chairman, this raises the reporting threshold from the previous N10 million and is not a new power for...
  9. Oyedele on Tax Reforms: "No One Can Touch Your Bank Account," Debunks Direct Deduction Claims

    Nigeria Oyedele on Tax Reforms: "No One Can Touch Your Bank Account," Debunks Direct Deduction Claims

    The Digest: Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Tax Reforms Committee, has firmly dismissed fears that the government can directly debit personal bank accounts. According to his statement, such claims are false, dangerous, and could trigger harmful economic panic. Key Points : Taiwo...
  10. Tax ID Mandatory for Nigerian Bank Accounts From January 1, 2026 - FG

    Nigeria Tax ID Mandatory for Nigerian Bank Accounts From January 1, 2026 - FG

    The Digest: The Federal Government has announced that all taxable Nigerians must possess a Tax Identification Number to operate bank accounts starting January 2026. According to reports, the policy exempts students and dependents while reinforcing compliance under the new Nigerian Tax...
  11. FG Selects 20 Content Creators to Lead Public Education on Tax Reforms

    Nigeria FG Selects 20 Content Creators to Lead Public Education on Tax Reforms

    The Digest: The Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee has unveiled a list of 20 prominent content creators chosen to spearhead public education on Nigeria's new tax reforms. Selected from over 8,591 nominations, the creators will undergo special training to deepen their...
  12. Oyedele Clarifies Tax Reforms: TIN Mandatory Only for Business, Not Personal Accounts

    Nigeria Oyedele Clarifies Tax Reforms: TIN Mandatory Only for Business, Not Personal Accounts

    The Digest: The Presidential Tax Committee has clarified that Tax Identification Numbers are not required for strictly personal bank accounts. According to Leadership Newspapers, Chairman Taiwo Oyedele explained the rule targets business transactions, exploring how authorities will use BVN...
  13. Taiwo Oyedele Explains New Tax Law Allowing Direct Bank Debits for Unpaid Taxes

    Nigeria Taiwo Oyedele Explains New Tax Law Allowing Direct Bank Debits for Unpaid Taxes

    The Digest: Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Tax Reforms, has detailed a new intelligence-driven system that will aggregate data from bank accounts, travel, and utilities to identify tax evasion. Key Points: The system will aggregate data from bank accounts, travel...
  14. List of Bank Charges Nigerians Will No Longer Pay from Next Year

    Nigeria List of Bank Charges Nigerians Will No Longer Pay from Next Year

    The Digest: Millions of Nigerians will receive significant financial relief starting January 2026 as five frequently applied bank charges are set to be abolished under the Federal Government’s sweeping tax reform agenda. According to fiscal policy chairman Taiwo Oyedele, the changes are part...
  15. "We Will Come Knocking": FG's Warning to Nigerians Earning Foreign Income

    Nigeria "We Will Come Knocking": FG's Warning to Nigerians Earning Foreign Income

    The Digest: Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Tax Committee, has revealed that Nigeria has partnered with over 100 nations under the Common Reporting Standards to gather data on remote workers and citizens with foreign assets for tax enforcement. Key Points: Nigeria has...
  16. Taiwo Oyedele Lists 50 New Tax Exemptions for Nigerians in 2026

    Nigeria Taiwo Oyedele Lists 50 New Tax Exemptions for Nigerians in 2026

    The Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, led by Chairman Taiwo Oyedele, has unveiled fifty significant tax exemptions and reliefs set to take effect from January 1, 2026. These measures are designed to protect low-income earners, support small businesses, and ease the...
  17. New Personal Income Tax Law: What It Means for Your Salary

    Nigeria New Personal Income Tax Law: What It Means for Your Salary

    The Digest: A major tax reform is set to change the amount of money working Nigerians take home. According to Daily Trust, a new Personal Income Tax system starts in January 2026, raising the tax-free income threshold and introducing different rates based on earnings. Rooted in the Storm. Key...
  18. Oyedele Reveals 98% of Nigerians to Get Tax Cuts or Exemption

    Nigeria Oyedele Reveals 98% of Nigerians to Get Tax Cuts or Exemption

    The Digest: The Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Dr. Taiwo Oyedele, has announced that 98% of Nigerians will see their personal income taxes slashed or eliminated. According to Vanguard, this policy aims to protect low earners of economic hardship...
  19. "Runs Girls" (Sex Workers) Will Pay Tax Under New Laws, Confirms Taiwo Oyedele

    Nigeria "Runs Girls" (Sex Workers) Will Pay Tax Under New Laws, Confirms Taiwo Oyedele

    The Digest: The Federal Government confirmed that income earned by commercial sex workers or "runs girls" will be subject to taxation under the new fiscal reforms. Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Tax Reform Committee, stated that the new laws do not differentiate between income...
  20. Taiwo Oyedele Details Plan to Tax Remote Workers, Diasporans, and Influencers

    Nigeria Taiwo Oyedele Details Plan to Tax Remote Workers, Diasporans, and Influencers

    The Digest: The Nigerian government is significantly expanding its tax net to include remote workers, Nigerians in the diaspora, and social media influencers, as part of its major fiscal policy and tax reforms. Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax...
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