Nigeria’s e-invoicing mandate is bigger than tax compliance

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By 31 July 2026, any company in Nigeria with annual turnover above N5 billion was expected to have completed onboarding, integration and validation on the Nigeria Revenue Service’s Electronic Fiscal System. Medium taxpayers, those between N1 billion and N5 billion, went live on 1 July, with enforcement following in January 2027. Businesses below ₦1 billion […]

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