The Presidential Fiscal Policy and Tax Reforms Committee set up early this year by President Bola Tinubu has hinted of plans to revolutionise Nigeria 's tax system, exempting 95% of the informal sector from all taxes.
He stressed the need for tax reform, saying,"Everybody, even if you're not a business person, feels the impact of multiple taxation almost everywhere you turn. It affects small businesses even more than large businesses, and the poor and vulnerable population are having to deal with it. "So, we think that 95% of the informal sector should be legally exempted from all taxes: withholding tax, company income tax, even payee on their staff, let them be.
Oyedele disclosed that the committee has concluded the proposal phase and was currently consulting with the private sector, with internal approvals expected by the end of June. "We envisage by the Quarter Three, our documents will be ready to go to the National Assembly and by the end of that Q3, we should have them enacted into law, so we can give reasonable notice to the public, businesses, individuals before commencement for many of them kick off in 2025.
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