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  1. "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...
  2. 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...
  3. Oyedele: 5% Fuel Tax Should Only Apply When Naira Appreciates or Oil Prices Fall

    Nigeria Oyedele: 5% Fuel Tax Should Only Apply When Naira Appreciates or Oil Prices Fall

    The Digest: Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of Nigeria’s Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee, has clarified that the proposed 5% fuel tax should only be implemented under specific economic conditions to avoid burdening citizens. He emphasized that the tax must be introduced...
  4. New Tax ID Requirement for Bank Accounts: Key Facts from Tax Reform Chairman

    Nigeria New Tax ID Requirement for Bank Accounts: Key Facts from Tax Reform Chairman

    The Digest: Following the announcement that a Tax Identification Number (Tax ID) will be mandatory for operating bank accounts from January 2026, Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, has clarified key aspects of the new policy through a...
  5. Presidential Tax Committee Defends 5% Fuel Surcharge, Clarifies Exemptions

    Nigeria Presidential Tax Committee Defends 5% Fuel Surcharge, Clarifies Exemptions

    The Digest: The Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee has responded to concerns about the new 5% fuel surcharge, clarifying that it’s not a new levy but a restatement of an existing tax. The surcharge will only apply to fossil fuels and excludes kerosene, cooking gas, and...
  6. [VIDEO] No 5% Fuel Surcharge Until Ministerial Approval, Says Tax Chairman Oyedele

    Nigeria [VIDEO] No 5% Fuel Surcharge Until Ministerial Approval, Says Tax Chairman Oyedele

    The Digest: Amid growing public anxiety over new taxes, the Chairman of the Presidential Tax Reform Committee, Taiwo Oyedele, has clarified that the controversial five percent fuel surcharge will not take effect in January 2026. His statement aims to quell fears that the levy would worsen...
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