The Nigeria Revenue Service (NRS) formerly known as FIRS, has accredited Afri Invoice Nigeria Ltd as a system integrator for Nigeria’s mandatory e-Invoicing system under the Merchant Buyer Solution (MBS) platform.
 This accreditation solidifies Afri Invoice’s position as a pioneer in Nigeria’s digital tax transformation and places it among a select  group of organisations authorised to connect businesses directly to the NRS real-time invoicing infrastructure, facilitating seamless, compliant, and secure digital tax reporting across Nigeria.

With this significant achievement, industry observers now rank Afri Invoice among Nigerias top accounting firms, alongside KPMG, Ernst &Young, and other market leaders.
 Founder of Afri Invoice, Mark Odenore, described the accreditation as a defining moment for the company and the country, emphasising how e-Invoicing embeds tax compliance directly into everyday business activities.

 “As transaction data transitions into real-time digital systems, organisations must be able to rely on that data for tax reporting, audits and regulatory reviews,” Odenore said.
“This accreditation reinforces Afri Invoice Nigeria Ltds role in helping organisations build trust, comply and report with confidence.

“We combine deep tax and regulatory expertise with technology to ensure e-Invoicing processes are accurate, empowering businesses to comply,” he continued, “The e-Invoicing mandate reflects global trends toward greater transparency and real-time oversight. Our mission is to assist businesses in navigating this shift, managing complexity, protecting value and building trust across the tax ecosystem.”
 Before the MBS mandate became a national priority, Afri Invoice had already established itself as a frontrunner in digital invoicing innovation.

The company has consistently pushed the boundaries of tax technology by developing cutting-edge e-Invoicing solutions tailored to Nigerian regulatory requirements, advocating for real-time compliance as the future of business operations, and supporting organisations in transitioning from manual processes to fully digital workflows.
  Fatimata Niang, Strategic Lead and Operations Director of Afri Invoice, highlighted the company’s unique advantage in integrating tax intelligence, regulatory insight, and technology execution into a unified solution.
 
She emphasised the importance of tax expertise in interpreting tax requirements and managing risk, stating that e-Invoicing as compliance is most effective  when tax rules, data controls and enterprise systems are designed together.
With its NRS accreditation, Afri Invoice will support organisations by integrating their invoicing systems with the NRS (FIRS) MBS platform, enhancing internal controls and data governance, ensuring  real-time, error-free invoice transmission, providing ongoing compliance support as regulations evolve and helping businesses reduce risk, improve accuracy and operate with confidence.
  
Afri Invoice Nigeria Ltd is a leading digital compliance company, known for its innovative contributions to Nigeria’s digital invoicing ecosystem. The company specialises in e-Invoicing integration, enterprise tax automation, and regulatory technology solutions.
 By combining deep tax expertise with advanced technology, Afri Invoice helps organisations strengthen compliance, enhance operational efficiency, and build trust within their financial ecosystems.