Nigeria’s tax reforms may deepen informal economy shift
The tax reforms may push more small businesses deeper into the informal economy as firms struggle with mandatory e-invoicing, automated...
- Thursday, June 04, 2026
BusinessDay
The tax reforms may push more small businesses deeper into the informal economy as firms struggle with mandatory e-invoicing, automated...
Foreign firms providing consulting, technical, and other remote services to Nigerian clients are reassessing their structures. The trigger: Nigeria’s new...
The Nigerian economy grew at its quickest pace in a decade, buoyed by booming services, agriculture, and industry sectors, according...
Nigeria will allow 149 companies currently enjoying Pioneer Status Incentives (PSI) to retain their tax holidays for up to two...
Nigeria’s Treasury bill yields declined at Wednesday’s primary market auction as elevated liquidity in the financial system continued to support...
Following Togo’s decision to scrap visa requirements for all African travellers, the AfCFTA Council of Ministers has announced a new...
…visa-free for stays of up to 30 days The Togolese government has eliminated entry visa requirements for all African citizens,...
Many Nigerian small businesses operate without formal accounting records despite stricter tax reforms and growing digital monitoring by authorities. The...
The Debt Management Office (DMO) has announced that Nigeria’s May 2026 Federal Government bond auction attracted total subscriptions of N796.17...
Rising inflation, tighter fiscal policy, and expanding tax obligations are pushing Nigerian households to rethink how they manage income. Increasingly,...