The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) will on Monday, November 10, 2025, officially unveil the Nigeria Tax Reform Acts during a high-level strategic stakeholder engagement session themed “Impact of the New Tax Laws.”
The event represents a major step in Nigeria’s ongoing fiscal reform journey and underscores the government’s commitment to building a simpler, fairer, and more efficient tax system that promotes compliance, boosts investment, and supports sustainable economic growth.
The engagement session will convene senior government officials, policy experts, development partners, and private sector leaders to discuss the operational framework and broader implications of the new tax laws.
Key presentations will be delivered by the Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms, Mr. Taiwo Oyedele; former FIRS Executive Chairman, Mrs. Ifueko Omoigui-Okauru; FIRS Coordinating Director, Mr. Matthew Gbonjubola; and Chief of Staff to the FIRS Executive Chairman, Mr. Tayo Koleoso.
A high-level panel discussion will also be held, featuring **FIRS senior management members—Mrs. Amina Ado, Mr. Kabir Abba, and Mr. Matthew Gbonjubola—**alongside FCT-IRS Executive Chairman, Mr. Michael Ango, and Deloitte Partner, Mr. Olumide Esan.
According to Dr. Lovette Ononuga, Director of Taxpayer Services at FIRS, the engagement seeks to strengthen public understanding of the reforms and foster collaboration among stakeholders for smooth implementation.
“This session provides a critical platform to clarify how the new tax framework will operate and its expected impact on businesses, revenue generation, and national development,” she stated.
While attendance at the Abuja event will be strictly by invitation, FIRS has provided for virtual participation via YouTube and Zoom to ensure inclusivity. Access links will be shared two days before the event through the Service’s official communication platforms.
The unveiling of the Nigeria Tax Reform Acts is expected to consolidate ongoing efforts to modernize Nigeria’s tax administration, close compliance gaps, and strengthen fiscal sustainability in line with the Federal Government’s long-term economic strategy.
