Nigeria’s new tax reforms are emerging as one of the most ambitious attempts in decades to reset the relationship between the state, citizens, businesses and investors, while laying the foundation for sustainable growth and shared prosperity. Far from being a narrow revenue-raising exercise, the reforms are framed as part of a broader economic reset aimed at preventing collapse, restoring macroeconomic stability, rebuilding trust, and repositioning the economy to work better for ordinary Nigerians and local communities.
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