Nigeria’s 2025 tax laws: New fiscal dawn or another paper reform? - Part 2

There is also a risk that tax enforcement may become politicised if revenue authorities are not granted institutional independence. The appointment process for NRS and State IRS leaders lacks insulation from political interference.

Chiwuike Uba

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