Nigeria is shifting from a self-assessment tax regime to an automated system in which authorities validate returns against independently sourced electronic data, marking a structural overhaul of compliance administration.
“In a future world, five to ten years from now, we’re looking at our re
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Chioma Nwangwu & Ayomide Odunlami
Chioma Nwangwu is a Tax Reporter at BusinessDay, covering Nigeria’s tax policies, regulatory reforms, and compliance trends. She reports on how evolving tax rules impact businesses, investors, and the economy, translating complex fiscal regulations into clear, actionable insights.
