In a normal democracy, taxation without representation should never be tolerated. They must be voted out of office. We have a responsibility and duty to use...
Tax law implementation in Nigeria is not just about collecting revenue; it is about building a system that citizens trust, understand, and willingly support. When well...
Beyond domestic funding, there is also a strong case for international collaboration. Foreign donor agencies such as UKAid, the European Union (EU), the African Union (AU),...
I must state without equivocation that the Nigeria Tax Reform Bill will not have any salutary effects on the economy despite proposing modest reduction in tax...
The tax reforms, among other things, introduce a redefinition of the term Nigerian company, expand tax exemptions, and implement stricter compliance mechanisms. While these changes are...
Ultimately, borrowing itself is not the problem; the real danger lies in reckless and unproductive borrowing. If Nigeria fails to manage its rising debt wisely, the...
The military, in an attempt to gain cheap popularity and acceptance, simply relegated taxation to the back-burner. This is hardly surprising, since authoritarian rule is at...
The controversy began when Hon. Abdulsamad Dasuki, a member of the House of Representatives, claimed discrepancies between the versions of the tax laws debated in the...
Nigerians are repeatedly asked to pay more, yet roads are unsafe, public hospitals are overstretched, schools shut down over strikes, and insecurity remains widespread. When taxes...
Nigeria’s new tax rules are a step toward economic reform, but their success will ultimately be judged by their impact on the country’s most dynamic economic...