The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) will officially unveil the Nigeria Tax Reform Acts on Monday, November 10, 2025, during a high-level stakeholder engagement themed “Impact of the New Tax Laws.”

The event marks a significant milestone in Nigeria’s fiscal reform journey, reflecting the government’s commitment to building a simpler, fairer, and more efficient tax system that encourages compliance, stimulates investment, and supports sustainable economic growth.

The engagement session will bring together senior government officials, policy experts, development partners, and private-sector stakeholders to deliberate on the operational framework and broader implications of the newly enacted tax laws.

Keynote and technical presentations will be delivered by Mr. Taiwo Oyedele, Chairman of the Presidential Committee on Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms; Mrs. Ifueko Omoigui-Okauru, former FIRS Executive Chairman; Mr. Matthew Gbonjubola, Coordinating Director of FIRS; and Mr. Tayo Koleoso, Chief of Staff to the FIRS Executive Chairman.

A high-level panel discussion will also feature senior FIRS management, the Executive Chairman of the Federal Capital Territory Internal Revenue Service (FCT-IRS), Mr. Michael Ango, and Mr. Olumide Esan, Partner at Deloitte.

According to Dr. Lovette Ononuga, Director of Taxpayer Services at FIRS, the session aims to strengthen public understanding of the reforms and foster collaboration among stakeholders for effective implementation. She added that it provides a critical platform to clarify how the new tax framework will operate in practice, as well as its expected impact on businesses, revenue generation, and the economy.

Attendance in Abuja will be strictly by invitation, but provisions for virtual participation via YouTube and Zoom have been made to ensure broader stakeholder inclusion. Participation links will be shared two days before the event on FIRS’s official platforms.

The unveiling of the Nigeria Tax Reform Acts is expected to modernize tax administration, close compliance gaps, and enhance fiscal sustainability, consolidating ongoing efforts by the Federal Government to strengthen Nigeria’s tax ecosystem.